Sonnet 65 edmund spenser biography

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Use the link at the bottom of this page to the Amoretti, page, where you will write a brief overview of that and then discuss two or three of those sonnets. Biography of the Life of Edmund Spenser. Edmund Spenser was born around the year to a rather middle class family. His origins are not known for certain, however he is thought to be the son of John Spenser of East Smithfield.

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After taking his B. Spenser left Cambridge in and went to Kent where he worked as a secretary for the Bishop of Rochester, John Young. In Spenser was appointed secretary of Arthur and relocated to Ireland. In Spenser was alloted his estate near Doneraile which included the castle Kilcolman. Spenser procured a pension from the Queen then returned to Ireland after insulting Lord Burghley with his Complaints.

In Kilcolman was sacked during the Nine Years War. Spenser fled to Cork. He left Cork carrying a message for the Privy Council and upon arrival passed away in Westminster in Source: Maley, Willy. Cambridge, 06