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Knevet, Ralph1
My Deare Harry (F.137v)1
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Title: A panegyrick on Cardinal Wolsey

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 173- ?

Manuscript: Lt 13

Contents: Satirical praise supposedly of Cardinal Wolsey but probably attacking Sir

Robert Walpole's conduct of affairs

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Title: On part of Cardinal Wolsys tomb found in the ruines at Whitehall

Author: Anonymous

Attribution: My deare Harry (f.137v)

Date(s): 166- ?

Manuscript: Lt 82

Contents: Outspoken attack on the crimes, vices and selfish ambition of

Cardinal Wolsey, following the discovery of his tomb

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Title: Greatnes

Author: Shakespeare, William

Date(s): 1613

Manuscript: Lt 15

Contents: Cardinal Wolsey's speech on his rise and fall from Shakespeare's play "Henry

VIII", III.2. Annotated at head, "Cato died like a fool, only fearing such a

fellow as Caesar's smile".

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Title: [unknown]

Author: Knevet, Ralph

Date(s): 166- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 37

Contents: Religious poem asking for a purer heart, so that it might be a suitable place for God to dwell in. Occurs as "Sanctification" in Knevet's "A Gallery to the Temple" (BL Add MS 27447). Right hand edge of text lost.

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