Untersuchungen über das Leben und die Dichtungen Alexander MontgomeriesW. Braumüller, 1896 - 160 pagina's |
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... Cranstoun . The Cherrie and the Slae . F The Flyting betwixt Montgomerie and Polwart . S = MP DP MM The Sonnets . = The Miscellaneous Poems . = = The Devotional Poems . The Mindes Melodie . AP The Attributed Poems . S. T.S. = Scottish ...
... Cranstoun . The Cherrie and the Slae . F The Flyting betwixt Montgomerie and Polwart . S = MP DP MM The Sonnets . = The Miscellaneous Poems . = = The Devotional Poems . The Mindes Melodie . AP The Attributed Poems . S. T.S. = Scottish ...
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... Cranstoun . The Cherrie and the Slae . The Flyting betwixt Montgomerie and Polwart . The Sonnets . = The Miscellaneous Poems . DP = MM AP S. T. S. = = The Devotional Poems . The Mindes Melodie . The Attributed Poems . Scottish Text ...
... Cranstoun . The Cherrie and the Slae . The Flyting betwixt Montgomerie and Polwart . The Sonnets . = The Miscellaneous Poems . DP = MM AP S. T. S. = = The Devotional Poems . The Mindes Melodie . The Attributed Poems . Scottish Text ...
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... Cranstoun , 1886,87 ) bietet wenig oder nichts Neues , ist vielmehr recht unübersichtlich und verworren . Patersons Aufsatz blieb Cranstoun unbekannt . Im Jahre 1891 ließ George S. Montgomery „ A Family History of Montgomery of ...
... Cranstoun , 1886,87 ) bietet wenig oder nichts Neues , ist vielmehr recht unübersichtlich und verworren . Patersons Aufsatz blieb Cranstoun unbekannt . Im Jahre 1891 ließ George S. Montgomery „ A Family History of Montgomery of ...
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... Cranstoun im Dictionary of National Biography anschließt . Keiner gibt eine Quelle für dieses Datum an und es ist auch leicht zu zeigen , dass es falsch ist . G. S. Montgomerys und Cranstouns Angabe fällt sofort weg durch einen Hinweis ...
... Cranstoun im Dictionary of National Biography anschließt . Keiner gibt eine Quelle für dieses Datum an und es ist auch leicht zu zeigen , dass es falsch ist . G. S. Montgomerys und Cranstouns Angabe fällt sofort weg durch einen Hinweis ...
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... Cranstoun p . XIV , Dict . of Nat . Biogr . , Notes and Queries ) , sowie der Spottname redshank , welchen Polwart 1 ) Topographical Account of the District of Cunningham , com- piled about the year 1600 , by Mr. Timothy Pont . Ed . by ...
... Cranstoun p . XIV , Dict . of Nat . Biogr . , Notes and Queries ) , sowie der Spottname redshank , welchen Polwart 1 ) Topographical Account of the District of Cunningham , com- piled about the year 1600 , by Mr. Timothy Pont . Ed . by ...
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Aesop Alexander Montgomerie Alliteration alten Aufführung Ausgabe Bachelor Bannatyne beiden bekannt Bellmour besonders Brief Bühne Charakter Chaucer Cibber Collier Congreve Cranstoun Cynthia damals Damen Dichtung Dryden Dunbar Edinburgh endlich England englischen erscheinen ersten erwähnt erzählt Fabliau Fainall finden findet Flyting folgenden französischen Frau Freund Gatten Gedichte gewiss gomeries Gosse großen Hamlet Handlung Hause heiraten heißt Herzog Herzog von Newcastle Herzogin von Marlborough Jahre Jakob Jakob VI John John Vanbrugh Jonsons kommt König konnte kynge Lady Laing lässt Leben Leigh Hunt letzten lich Liebe ließ London Lord Love Lustspiel Lydgate Mann Maskwell Mellefont Mirabell Molière Montgomerie Moral muss Namen natürlich Personen Plyant Poems Polwart Prolog Psalm Publicum Reim Relapse sagt Scene Schauspieler schließlich Schluss schottischen Schottland soll Sonett Spiel Sprache Strophe Stück Theater Theil Touchwood unseres Dichters Valentine Vanbrugh Vater Verse viel Weise weiß Werke wieder William Congreve wirklich wohl Worten zwei zweiten
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