- Anne
Dowriche (before 1560–
after 1613) was an
English poet and
historian of the 16th century. Anne
Dowriche was the
daughter of Sir
Richard Edgecombe...
- 38-page
pamphlet of
poetry partly written by her correspondents, Anne
Dowriche, who was Cornish, and
Elizabeth Melville, who was Scottish. So Lanier's...
- England: the
Public Voices of
Dorcas and
Richard Martin and Anne and Hugh
Dowriche." In
Framing the Family:
Representation and
Narrative in the
Medieval and...
- year) The Rare
Triumphs of Love and
Fortune (anonymous; published) Anne
Dowriche (AD) – The
French Historie Christopher Marlowe – The P****ionate Shepherd...
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president of the
Royal Society Jamie Day (born 1986),
footballer Anne
Dowriche (before 1560 –
after 1613), historian, poet and
protestant writer Samuel...
- wbeerlp021, ISBN 978-1-118-29735-3 "The Poets,
Isabella Whitney, Anne
Dowriche,
Elizabeth Melville [Colville],
Aemilia Lanyer, Rach w KrainaKsiazek.pl"...
- singer,
First World War
commandant of Women's
Volunteer Motor Corps Anne
Dowriche, poet
Daphne du Maurier,
novelist and
writer Liz Fenwick, writer, novelist...
- have
circulated in m****cript, and
influenced the
French History of Anne
Dowriche,
before its publication. In 1587,
Patrick lost his
first wife, Mary, and...
- as was
reported in 1877 as follows: "At this
bridge the last of the
Dowriches,
returning home late on a winter's (sic)
night after a
considerable consumption...
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Writers and Literary-Religious
Circles in the
Elizabethan West Country: Anne
Dowriche, Anne Lock Prowse, Anne
Locke Moyle,
Ursula Fulford, and
Elizabeth Rous...
