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Abbreviations, Preface and Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1. Edward Waterhouse - Letter to Sir Henry Sidney 1577 2. Philip Sidney - A Defence of Poetry 1579-80? To My Deare Ladie and Sister 1580?3. Gabriel Hervey - MS notes in The Posies of George Gascoigne 1575 (c.1580) Three proper and wittie, familiar Letters, London 15804. Edmund Spenser - Two other very commendable letters 1580 5. Thomas Howell - Howell His Devises, for his owne exercise, and his friends pleasure 15816. George Puttenham - The Arte of the English Poesie 15897. William Temple - Analysis of A Defence of Poetry c. 1584-68. Geoffrey Whitney - A Choice of Emblemes 1586. 9. Fulke Greville - Letter to Sir Francis Walsingham 1586 10. Matthew Roydon - An Elegie, or friends passion, for his Astrophill c.1586-911. King James VI of Scotland - In Philippi Sidnaei interitum ... Academiae Cantabrigiensis Lachrymae 158712. George Whetstone - Sir Philip Sidney, his honorable life, his valient death, and true virtues 158713. Angel Day - Upon the Life and Death of the Most Worthy, and thrice renowned Knight, Sir Philip Sidney 158714. Edmund Molyneus - Historical Remembrance of the Sidneys, Holinshed's Chronicles 158715. Sir John Harrington - Ludovico Aristo's Orlando Furioso 159116. Thomas Newman - To his very good freende, ma. Frauncis Flower17. Thomas Nashe - Somewhat to reade for them that list, Syr P S His Astrophel and Stella, The Unfortunate Traveller18. Edmund Spenser - Astrphel 1591-519. Gabriel Harvey - Foure Letters and Certaine Sonnets, London 1592, A New Letter of Notable Contents, London 1593, Pierces Supererogation, Or a New Prayse of the Old Asse, Lodnon 1593, Notes in Thomas Speight (ed) The Woorkes of our antient and lerned English poet, Geffrey Chaucer 159820. Hugh Sanford - To the Reader, The Countesse of Pembrokes Arcadia 159321. Thomas Moffett - Noblis 1593-422. John King - Lectures Upon Jonas 1597 (1594)23. Henry Olney - To the Reader, An Apologie for Poetry, 159524. Gervase Markham - The English Arcadia, 1607 (1597)25. Francis Meres - Palladis Tamia 159826. Mary Sidney Herbert, Countess of Pembroke - Even now that Care ... 1589, To the Angell Spirit ... 159927. Ben Jonson - Every Man Out of His Humour 1599, Epicoene 1609, Conversations With Drummond 1619, From Timber, or, Discoveries 1623-37 28. John Hoskyns - Directions for Speech and Style, c. 1599-160029. Brian Twyne - Manuscript notes on the works of Sidney c.1600?30. William Vaughan - The Golden Grove, 160031. John Florio - Epistle to the Second Book, The Essayes ... of Michaell de Montaugne, 1603 32. Matthew Gwynne, 'To the Honorably-vertuous Labie, La: Penelope Riche', The Essayes ... of Michaell de Montaigne, 160333. Dudley Digges - Four Paradoxes, or Politique Discourses 160434. Richard Carew 'The Excellence of the English Tounge' (1605-14), in William Camden - Remaines Concerning Britaine, 161435. Alexander Craig, The Amorose Songs, Sonets and Elegies, 160636. John Day - The Ile of Gulls, 160637. Heroical Epistles - Imaginary epistles between Sir Philip Sidney and Lady Penelope Rich 1607-2338. William Heale - An Apologie for Women, 160939. Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke - The Life of the Renowned Sir Philip Sidney 1652 (c.1610-12)40. Thus Far The Worthy Author ... - The Countess of Pembrokes Arcadia, 161341. Sir William Alexander (Earl of Stirling) 'A supplement of the Said Defect' - The Countesse of Pembrokes Arcadia, 1621 (1616?), Anacrisis, or a Censure of Some Poets Ancient and Modern, c.163442. Lady Mary Wroth - The Countesse of Mountgomeries Urania 162143. Love's C
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