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Word for
Arthur. (From the "Morte d'Arthur") SIR THOMAS MORE--(Born in 1478, died in 1535.) Life in Utopia. (From

the "Utopia") JOHN KNOX--(Born in 1505, died in 1572.)
An Interview with Mary Queen of Scots. (From the "History of the Reformation in Scotland") ROGER ASCHAM--(Born
in 1515, died in 1568.) Of Gentle Methods in Teaching. (From the "Schoolmaster") JOHN FOXE--(Born in 1516, died in 1587.) The Death of Anne Boleyn. (From the "Book of Martyrs")
SIR WALTER RALEIGH--(Born in 1552, died in 1618.) The Mutability of Human Affairs. (From the Preface
to the "History of the World") FRANCIS BACON--(Born in 1561, died in 1626.) I Of Travel. (From the "Essays") II Of Riches. (From the "Essays") III Of
Youth and Age. (From the "Essays") IV Of Revenge.
(From the "Essays") V Of Marriage and Single Life. (From the "Essays") VI Of Envy. (From the "Essays")
VII Of Goodness and Goodness of Nature. (From the "Essays") VIII Of Studies. (From the "Essays")
IX Of Regiment of Health. (From the "Essays") WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE--(Born in 1564, died in 1616.) I Brutus to His Countrymen. (From "Julius

Caesar") II Shylock in Defense of His Race. (From the "Merchant of Venice") III Hamlet to the Players. (From "Hamlet, Prince of Denmark") BEN JONSON--(Born in 1573, died in 1637.) Shakespeare
and Other Wits. (From "Timber; or, Discoveries Made Upon Men and Matter") IZAAK WALTON--(Born

in 1593, died in 1683.) I The Antiquity of Angling. (From Part
I, Chapter IV, of "The Compleat Angler") II Of
the Trout. (From Part

I, Chapter IV, of "The Compleat Angler") III The Death of George Herbert. (From
the "Lives") JAMES HOWELL--(Born in 1595, died in 1666.) I The Bucentaur Ceremony in Venice. (From the "Familiar
Letters") II The City
of Rome
in 1621. (From the "Familiar Letters") SIR THOMAS BROWNE--(Born in 1605, died in 1682.) I Of Charity
in Judgments. (From the "Religio Medici") II Nothing Strictly Immortal. (From Chapter V of "Urn Burial")
JOHN MILTON--( Born in 1608, died in 1674.) I Of His Own Literary Ambition. (From "The Reason of Church Government")
II A Complete Education Defined. (From the "Tractate on Education") III On Reading
in His Youth. (From the "Apology for Smectymnus") IV In Defense of Books. (From the "Areopagitica") V A Noble

and Puissant Nation. (From the "Areopagitica") VI Of Fug