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قراءة كتاب The Battaile of Agincourt
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[The portrait of Michael Drayton given here as a frontispiece is from a picture, taken at the age of sixty-five (three years before he died), in the Cartwright Collection at the Dulwich Gallery. The name of the painter is not known, but the picture is signed “Ano 1628.”]
Michael Drayton
THE BATTAILE OF AGINCOURT
BY MICHAEL DRAYTON:
WITH INTRODUCTION AND
NOTES BY RICHARD GARNETT
LONDON PRINTED AND ISSUED BY
CHARLES WHITTINGHAM & CO AT
THE CHISWICK PRESS MDCCCXCIII
CONTENTS.
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Introduction |
vii |
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Drayton’s Dedication |
3 |
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Upon the Battaile of Agincourt, by I. Vaughan |
5 |
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Sonnet to Michael Drayton, by John Reynolds |
7 |
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The Vision of Ben Jonson on the Muses of his Friend M. Drayton |
9 |
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The Battaile of Agincourt |
13 |
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To my Frinds the Camber-Britans and theyr Harp |
93 |
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Illustrative Notes |