Titlebook: Sir Philip Sidney, Cultural Icon; Richard Hillyer Book 2010 Richard Hillyer 2010 freedom.icon.liberty.love.present.revolution.time.traditi

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,“Equall Portions”:,Had Charles I’s elder brother survived to his 30s, instead of dying at the age of just 18, he would have succeeded James I as Henry IX. Roy Strong stresses this short-lived prince’s significance by reconstructing a

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,“Tam Marti, quam Mercurio”:,The third stanza of Lovelace’s poem “A Paradox” rues this expression of people’s unquenchable thirst for novelty: “Heav’nly . you/Twice read, had rather view/Some odde Romance, sonew.” Thesewords could address readers of either gender. But when he truly wishes to generalize in this poem, Lovelace makes statements such as:

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Overview: This study analyzes Sir Philip Sidney‘s reputation from his own day to the present by discussing his reception in the work of authors as diverse in time and type as Sir Fulke Greville, Christopher Hill, Charles Lamb, Edmund Waller, and Thomas Warton the elder.978-1-349-28670-6978-0-230-10631-4

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,“Intent, and Scope”:,y of Sidney about a quarter of a century after its subject’s death, as generally accepted, he would have known of the huge hopes invested in Henry. Greville might even have been aware of how entirely those hopes had been frustrated, if most of his labor occurred during the final months of 1612. In t

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