CAREW, THOMAS

1595?–1639?, English author, one of the Cavalier poets. Educated at Merton College, Oxford, he had a short diplomatic career on the Continent, then returned to England and became a favorite of Charles I and a court official. He is best known for his courtly, amorous lyrics, such as "Ask me no more where Jove bestows" and "He that loves a rosy cheek," but of equal importance are his "Elegy on the Death of Dr. Donne," and the highly erotic poem, "A Rapture." In his use of metaphysical and classical material, he shows the influence of both John Donne and Ben Jonson.

See ed. of his works by R. Dunlap (1949); study by E. I. Selig (1958, repr. 1970).

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THE DIARY OF THOMAS TURNER 1754-1765 THE DIARY OF THOMAS TURNER 1754-1765 Edited by DAVID VAISEY Oxford...HISTORIANS and antiquarians have known about the diary of Thomas Turner for a century and a quarter. It was in 1859 that...
THOMAS HEYWOOD Playwright and Miscellanist By the same Author THE REALISTIC REVOLT IN MODERN POETRY THOMAS HEYWOOD Playwright and Miscellanist By Arthur...IN this book I have tried to reconstruct the life of Thomas Heywood more fully than has been done before, and to...
Thomas Merton and the Inclusive Imagination Thomas Merton and the Inclusive Imagination Ross Labrie...Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Labrie, Ross. Thomas Merton and the inclusive imagination / Ross Labrie. p...
THOMAS PERCY THOMAS PERCY A Scholar-Cleric in the Age of Johnson BERTRAM H. DAVIS UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PRESS PHILADELPHIA FRONTISPIECE: Thomas Percy, mezzotint by William Dickinson from Sir Joshua Reynoldss portrait...
...the Laxton family yet come into the hands of Lady Lodge. Thomas Lodge was probably concerned in the examination of the school...being a scholler with your two noble sonnes, Master Edmond Carew M. Robert Carew, . . . as also being scholler in the Vniuersitie...
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...A. E. Parfitt, "The Poetry of Thomas Carew," RMS 12 (1968): 56-67, 67. 22...46, and 82. 32 John Kerrigan, "Thomas Carew," PBA 74 (1988): 311-50, 341. For...Cecilia were current): The Poems of Thomas Carew with His Masque Coelum Britannicum...
...of the Kings chief minister, Thomas Wolsey, for, whilst the master...entering their mid-twenties, Carew and the minions gave signs...was exposed to her enemies. Thomas Cromwell was, on the face of it, an unlikely co-conspirator with Carew and his associates. He had been...
...Northumberland, Ormond, Howard, Grey, Ralegh, Lady Carew, and "all the gratious and beautifull Ladies in the court." (6) The sonnets to Lady Carew and "all the gratious and beautifull Ladies...Ralegh, the countess of Pembroke, Lady Carew, and "all the gratious and beautifull Ladies...
...contemporary discussions of the English language.(20) While Thomas Carew terms linguistic borrowing a sheer "theft of . . . woordes...the language they claimed to make plain (p. 29). 21 Thomas Carew, "The Excellence of the English Tongue," in Elizabethan...
...beginning 20 August 1915. (61) His assistant was Father Edward J. Carew, an Irishman ordained by McNally 29 August 1915, the first priest...Queens University Press, 1993), 900-30; R. Choquette, "John Thomas McNally et lerection du diocese de Calgary," Revue de luniversite...
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...and negotiate. When General Thomas S. Jessup, commander at St...Columbus," pp. 24-25. 7. Jan Carew, Fulcrums of Change (Trenton...Davidson, "Columbus," p. 18. 11. Carew, p. 54. 12. Ibid. 13. Tom...Anthropoloy 16 (1991): 1-13. 14. Carew, unpublished notes. 15. Joshua...
...offers abundant Black talent in its made-fro-TV movies. They include False Witness, starring Phylicia Rashad and Philip Michael Thomas; Home by Midnight, starring Tempest Bledsoe, Clifton Davis and Kadeem Hardison; Murder in Mississippi, starring Blair Underwood...
...professor Anita Hill of the University of Oklahoma, accused Thomas of sexual harassment. With the strong backing of President...stolen bases, and seven-time American league batting Champion Rod Carew was elected the baseballs Hall of Fame along with pitcher Ferguson...
...see that he spells it Mackaay. So thats all right then. John Carew of Norway sounds like another interloper. Mikkel Beck, that...they are Smith, Jones, Williams, Brown, Taylor, Davies, Evans, Thomas, Roberts, Johnson (the Welsh ones being Jones, Williams, Davies...
...wars that followed, they invariably picked the losing side. One Thomas FitzGerald was hanged, drawn, and quartered by the English in...crazed mother drank blood from his severed head. In 1600 Lord Carew, Queen Elizabeths viceroy, tied the knights six-year-old son...
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...GRAHAM HILL at Villa Park JOHN Carew became an instant Holte End hero - but Villa needed goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen and an enormous slice of...Red cards 0 MAN OF THE MATCH JOHN CAREW THOMAS Sorensen may have secured victory...
...GRAHAM HILL at Villa Park JOHN Carew became an instant Holte End hero - but Villa needed goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen and an enormous slice of...Red cards 0 MAN OF THE MATCH JOHN CAREW THOMAS Sorensen may have secured victory...
...Ishmaels, who were held to a draw by visitors Haverfordwest. But Carew have to play at Haverfordwest on the final day of the season...Mike Venables making a fine 86 and Richard Scriven 33. Jonathan Thomas scored 50 in the Whitland reply and Matthew Davies 61, but they...
...and Carlos Bocanegra was left completely unmarked to head past Thomas Sorensen. Villas goalkeeper produced a stunning save to deny...busier of the two goalkeepers, stretching full length to stop Carew getting a winner. It was the Finns first game for 12 matches...
...let Barry in and his pass fed Carew to stab the ball past Antti...found himself one-on-one with Thomas Sorensen. He fired his effort...6 (Agbonlahor, 67mins, 5) - *CAREW 8. Ref: L.Mason 5. MATCH STATS...battles than this one. SHOCKER Thomas Sorensen Tried his best to appea...
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CAREW, THOMAS 1595? 1639?, English author, one of the Cavalier poets . Educated at Merton College, Oxford, he had a short diplomatic career...
...in defeating Hugh ONeill, earl of Tyrone . Under James I, Carew was unable to save his friend Sir Walter Raleigh from execution...on the history of Ireland, used later by his secretary, Sir Thomas Stafford, to prepare the important Pacata Hibernia; or, An...
...Crashaw . The greatest of the Cavalier poets was the sensuously lyrical Robert Herrick . Such other Cavaliers as Thomas Carew , Sir John Suckling , and Richard Lovelace were lyricists in the elegant Jonsonian tradition, though their lyricism...
...Ben Jonson and John Donne. The leading Cavalier poets were Robert Herrick, Richard Lovelace, Sir John Suckling, and Thomas Carew. ____________________ The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition Copyright 2007, Columbia University Press. Licensed...
...the Middle Temple in 1575. In 1578, Raleigh and his brother Carew joined their half brother Sir Humphrey Gilbert in outfitting...with the poetic group known as the "school of night." Led by Thomas Harriot and including Christopher Marlowe and George Chapman...
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