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The Miscellaneous Works in Verse and Prose of Sir Thomas Overbury, with Memoirs of His Life. The Tenth Edition

This book is a compilation of literary works by Sir Thomas Overbury, including both verse and prose. It also features a detailed memoir of his life. The Tenth Edition indicates that this is the tenth printing of the book, suggesting a long-standing popularity and continued interest in Overbury's works. more

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Thomas Overbury
Thomas Overbury

Thomas Overbury, born in 1581 in England, was a renowned poet. His poetry is celebrated for its elegant meter and profound emotional expression, which has had a profound impact on the development of poetry in the following centuries. more

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