English Literature: Its History and Its Significance for the Life of the English-Speaking WorldLong, William J. (William Joseph)
History
English Literature: Its History and Its Significance for the Life of the English-Speaking World
Long, William J. (William Joseph)
English literature -- History and criticism
CHRONOLOGY
_Last Half of the Sixteenth and First Half of the Seventeenth Centuries_
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HISTORY | LITERATURE
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1558. Elizabeth (_d_. 1603) | 1559. John Knox in Edinburgh
| 1562(?). Gammer Gurton's Needle.
| Gorboduc
| 1564. Birth of Shakespeare
1571. Rise of English Puritans | 1576. First Theater
1577. Drake's Voyage around the | 1579. Spenser's Shepherd's Calendar.
World | Lyly's Euphues. North's Plutarch.
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| 1587. Shakespeare in London. Marlowe's
| Tamburlaine
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1588. Defeat of the Armada |
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| 1590. Spenser's Faery Queen. Sidney's
| Arcadia
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| 1590-1595. Shakespeare's Early Plays
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| 1597-1625. Bacon's Essays
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| 1598-1614. Chapman's Homer
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| 1598. Ben Jonson's Every Man in His
| Humour
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| 1600-1607. Shakespeare's Tragedies
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1603. James I (_d_. 1625) |
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1604. Divine Right of Kings | 1605. Bacon's Advancement of Learning
proclaimed |
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1607. Settlement at Jamestown, | 1608. Birth of Milton
Virginia |
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| 1611. Translation (King James Version)
| of Bible
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| 1614. Raleigh's History
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| 1616. Death of Shakespeare
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1620. Pilgrim Fathers at | 1620-1642. Shakespeare's successors.
Plymouth | End of drama
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| 1620. Bacon's Novum Organum
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| 1622. First regular newspaper, The
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