Copy of To his honoured friend Mr. Philip Messinger ... before 1631? [manuscript], ca. 1631.
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Title
Copy of To his honoured friend Mr. Philip Messinger ... before 1631? [manuscript], ca. 1631.
Description
Leaf 3r-3v.
Associated name
Scope and content
Copy of poem by Henry Parker.
Note
Listed in the Folger index of first lines. First line: Canst thou be troubled at the hissing crowd?
With copies of poems by Ben Jonson (leaves 1r-3v), cataloged separately.
With copies of poems by Ben Jonson (leaves 1r-3v), cataloged separately.
Publications about material
Printed with slight textual variations for the first time by G. Thorn-Drury in A little Ark, 1921.
The above Henry Parker is considered to be the author by T.A. Dunn in Philip Massinger, p. 32, 1957.
The above Henry Parker is considered to be the author by T.A. Dunn in Philip Massinger, p. 32, 1957.
Genre/form
Call number
X.d.245(b)