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the writter was Bede who lived from 673 to 735
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not sure what date it was written
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written by Sir Thomas Malory in these stories they were about chivalry and they told of stories how men should treat women
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written by Sir Thomas Malory
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Englands religious center and was written by Geoffrey Chaucer who lived from 1343 to 1400
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these were written by Margaret Paston who lived from 1423 to 1484
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this was the time that Celebrating Humanity
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this was written by William Shakespeare
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Sonnet 31 & Sonnet 39 were written by him
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his time period was also through 1594 his sonnets were sonnet 29, sonnet 106, sonnet 116, and sonnet 130
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the writter was Christopher Marlowe who was born in 1564 and 1593
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the writter was Sir Walter Raleigh
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the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
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it was around this time that it was written
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this was written by Jonthan Swift and it was making fun of how the upper class treated the lower class
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this was written by Daniel Defoe
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this was written by Jonathan Swift and it critized the way that the british treated some people. in this time
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this was written by Thomas Gray
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this is written by the man named robert burns
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Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tntern Abbey
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this was written by James Boswell
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The Romantic Period
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this was wrote by George Gordon
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wrote by Mary Shelly
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(1795-1821)
On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer -
This was wrote by Percy Bysshe
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(1757-1827) the lamb, the tyger, and the chimney Sweper
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wriiten by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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written by Charlotte Bronte
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Matthew Arnold
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Charles Dickens
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written by Thomas Hard
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My Last Duchess
Life in Love -
In Memoriam
The Lady of Shalott
Ulyssess -
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The Secound Coming
When you are old
sailing to byzantium -
written by Rupert Brooke
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To An Athlete Dying Young
When i was one and twenty -
shooting an Elephant
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Journey of the Magi
The Hollow Men -
written by W.H. Auden
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was written with in the cantabury tales
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this was written by John Donne
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this is wrote by Alexander Pope and it is making fun of the upper class
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they were Get up and Bar the door, Lord Randall, and Two Carlies
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Saxon monks copy of Old Poetry, also contains the Seafarer, the wanderer, and also the wife's lament
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the region was over taken by King Alfred's region a group of monks
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The Beginnings of English
