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Haydn Society of
North America Michael Lorenz, "Haydn
Singing at Vivaldi's
Exequies: An
Ineradicable Myth".
Michael Lorenz blog, 9 June 2014 "Discovering Haydn"...
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Sheila Wingfield (1941) The Disillusion, text
Sheila Wingfield (1941) The
Exequy, text
Henry King (1956)
Three Settings of
Poems by
Gerald Manley Hopkins...
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Michael (9 June 2014). "Haydn
Singing at Vivaldi's
Exequies: An
Ineradicable Myth". michaelorenz.blogspot.com. Kendall, Alan (1979)...
- Sir
William Laxton (c. 1500 – 27 July 1556) was a Lord
Mayor of
London during the
reign of
Henry VIII, and
eight times Master of the
Worshipful Company...
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Andrew Windsor, 1st
Baron Windsor (Wyndsore, Wyndesor) KB (1467–1543), was a
Member of Parliament,
English peer, and
Keeper of the Wardrobe,
knight banneret...
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buried in St. Paul's Cathedral. Her
death is the
subject of his poem The
Exequy. He was a
close friend of John Donne, who made him one of his executors...
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Steven (1989). Art and
death at the
Spanish Habsburg Court: The
Royal Exequies for
Philip IV. Columbia:
University of
Missouri Press. ISBN 978-0-8262-0710-4...
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Steven (1989). Art and
death at the
Spanish Habsburg Court: The
Royal Exequies for
Philip IV. Columbia:
University of
Missouri Press. ISBN 978-0-8262-0710-4...
- Sir
Edward Lewknor or
Lewkenor (1542 – 19
September 1605) was a
prominent member of the
puritan gentry in East
Anglia in the
later Elizabethan period,...
- and
third Articles of the
Creed (London 1555) A
notable Sermon at the
Exequies of Joan,
Queen of
Spain (London 1559) The
Oration of Dr. F. made in the...
