Elizabethan Sonnet Cycles Idea By M Drayton Fidessa By B Griffin

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This book contains three of the most revered and popular Elizabethan era sonnets. The works featured are the following titles: 'Idea' by Michael Drayton, 'Fidessa' by Bartholomew Griffin, and 'Chloris' by William Smith.

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