Robert Southwell Livres

This collection features the complete poems of Robert Southwell, a notable figure in English literature. The 1872 edition preserves the original text, showcasing Southwell's profound themes of faith, love, and human experience. His work reflects the spiritual turmoil and artistic expression of the late 16th century, offering readers insight into the poet's deep religious convictions and his mastery of language. This reprint serves as a valuable resource for those interested in classic poetry and the historical context of Southwell's life and work.

Presents a collection of poems, English and Latin, of the Elizabethan priest, poet and martyr S Robert Southwell. This book offers texts based on the manuscripts which were circulated in secret among English Catholics in the years after the poet's death.

This collection of poetry by Robert Southwell offers readers a comprehensive look at the work of one of the most talented poets of the Elizabethan era. Featuring a wide range of styles and subject matter, Southwell's poems are a testament to the power of language and the enduring appeal of his singular voice.

Robert Southwell Selected Poems, Henry Constable Pastorals and Sonnets, William Drummond Songs Sonnets Etc is a rich and varied collection of poetry from some of the greatest writers of the Renaissance period. From beautiful love sonnets to stirring religious hymns, this book has something for everyone.

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The book presents Robert Southwell's compelling appeal to Queen Elizabeth I, challenging her 1591 proclamation that targeted Roman Catholics. It explores the tension between faith and authority during a time of religious persecution, highlighting Southwell's eloquence and conviction. His arguments emphasize the rights of Catholics and the need for tolerance, offering a poignant reflection on the struggles of religious identity in Elizabethan England. Through this appeal, the work sheds light on the broader historical context of the era's religious conflicts.