William Whitehead poem, circa 1743.

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William Whitehead poem, circa 1743.

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The collection consists of a signed, manuscript poem, undated, but probably circa 1743, the year he received his M.A. and was a resident of Clare Hall. The poem has the first line, From whom should peace sincerer vows receive, and explores a patriotic theme with mention of English history. Signed W. Whitehead, M.A. Clare-hall.

3 p.

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Whitehead, William, 1715-1785

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William Whitehead was born in Cambridge, England, in February 1715. Educated at Winchester College and at Cambridge, Whitehead served for many years as tutor to the sons of the Earl of Jersey and Earl Harcourt. In 1757, Whitehead was named Poet Laureate. Whitehead died in London on April 14, 1785. From the description of William Whitehead poem addressed to Robert Lowth, circa 1758. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122386021 William Whitehead was a poet and playwright who rose ...