John Masefield


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Noun1.John Masefield - English poet (1878-1967)John Masefield - English poet (1878-1967)    
John Edward Masefield, Masefield
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John Masefield has daringly enlarged the field of poetry by frank but very sincere treatment of extremely realistic subjects.
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She had relatively small She belonged to the North 16-year-old John Masefield who later became Poet Laureate from 1930 until his death in 1967.
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1930) 1878 John Masefield, British writer and poet (d.
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The historic award was created by King George V in 1933 at the suggestion of the then poet laureate, John Masefield.
Armitage named 21st poet laureate
1967: John Masefield, Poet Laureate from 1930, died.
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In 1903, Crommelin's grand-daughter Constance married John Masefield the "poet of the sea" who was to become England's poet laureate.
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Yeats to Terence Gray; key Georgian dramatists like John Masefield and Gordon Bottomley; the emergence and development of religious verse drama by those like Masefield, Charles Williams, and Dorothy L.
Verse Drama in England, 1900-2015: Art, Modernity and the National Stage
So finally beware of this book - it is temptation in book form, filling you with the same longings that beset John Masefield in that fine poem The Tewkesbury Road, remember it?
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