- The
Libelle of
Englyshe Polycye (or
Libel of
English Policy) is a fifteenth-century poem
written in English. The work
exists in two redactions: the first...
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wrote for
Punch a
series of
articles entitled Manners and
Customes of ye
Englyshe. A
devout Roman Catholic, he
resigned his
position on the
staff of Punch...
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personal friend of John Shirley. He is
likely the
author of the
Libelle of
Englyshe Polycye. McSheffrey,
Shannon (2018). "Richard
Caudray (ca. 1390–1458):...
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adjacent to the Sail and
Anchor Hotel. The
property was the site of the "Old
Englyshe Fayre", an open area
entertainment venue,
built by Court,
Butcher and Co...
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Vocation and
Calling of all Nations:
newly translated out of
Latin into
Englyshe, for the
edifying and
comfort of the single-mynded and godly, unlearned...
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Kildare and Trim and
Kells in
County Meath to the north. In this area of "
Englyshe tunge"
English had
never actually been a
dominant language – and was moreover...
- history,
published from 1565
onwards under such
titles as The
Summarie of
Englyshe Chronicles, The
Chronicles of England, and The
Annales of England; and...
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Great Bible Title page of the 1539 edition. Full name The
Byble in
Englyſhe, that is to ſaye the
content of all the holy ſcrypture,
bothe of yͤ olde and...
- &C., With a
Compleat Liste of All the
Species and
Varieties Known to
Englyshe Amateurs. London:
Barre & Sonne. ISBN 978-1104534271.
Retrieved 2014-11-02...
- have gone Gaelic: ... Also, ther is more than 30
greate captaines of th
Englyshe [Anglo-Norman]
noble folke, that
folowyth the same
Iryshe ordre, and kepeith...
