Thomas Churchyard

Thomas Churchyard (c. 1523 – 1604) was an English author and soldier. He is chiefly remembered for a series of autobiographical or semi-autobiographical verse collections, including ''Churchyardes Chippes'' (1575); ''Churchyard's Choise'' (1579); ''Churchyardes Charge'' (1580); ''The Worthines of Wales'' (1587); ''Churchyard's Challenge'' (1593); and ''Churchyards Charitie'' (1595). Provided by Wikipedia
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    Pithy Pleasaunt and Profitable Workes Of Maister Skelton, Poete Laureate Now Collected and Newly Published

    Pithy Pleasaunt and Profitable Workes Of Maister Skelton, Poete Laureate Now Collected and Newly Published by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1568
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    A Wished Reformacion Of Wicked Rebellion Nevvly Set Foorth By Thomas Churchyard

    A Wished Reformacion Of Wicked Rebellion Nevvly Set Foorth By Thomas Churchyard by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1598
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    A Warning For the Wise, a Feare To the Fond, a Bridle To the Lewde, and a Glasse To the Good Written Of the Late Earthquake Chanced In London and Other Places, The. 6. Of April 1580. For the Glorie Of God, and Benefite Of Men That Warely Can Walke, and Wisely Can Iudge. Set Forth In Verse and Prose, By Thomas Churchyard

    A Warning For the Wise, a Feare To the Fond, a Bridle To the Lewde, and a Glasse To the Good Written Of the Late Earthquake Chanced In London and Other Places, The. 6. Of April 158... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1580
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    A Sparke Of Frendship and Warme Goodwill, That Shewes the Effect Of Trve Affection and Vnfoldes the Finenesse Of This World. VVhereunto Is Ioined, the Commoditie Of Sundrie Sciences, the Benefit That Paper Bringeth, With Many Rare Matters Rehearsed In the Same: With a Description & Commendation Of a Paper Mill, Now and Of Late Set Vp (Neere the Towne Of Darthford) By an High Germayn Called M. Spilman, Ieweller To the Qu. Most Excellent Maiestie. Written By Thomas Chvrchyard

    A Sparke Of Frendship and Warme Goodwill, That Shewes the Effect Of Trve Affection and Vnfoldes the Finenesse Of This World. VVhereunto Is Ioined, the Commoditie Of Sundrie Science... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1588
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    A Sad and Solemne Funerall, Of the Right Honorable Sir Francis Knowles Knight, Treasorer Of the Queenes Maiesties Houshold, One Of Her Priuie Councell, and Knight Of the Most Honorable Order Of the Garter. Written By Thomas Churchyard

    A Sad and Solemne Funerall, Of the Right Honorable Sir Francis Knowles Knight, Treasorer Of the Queenes Maiesties Houshold, One Of Her Priuie Councell, and Knight Of the Most Honor... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1596
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    A Reuyuing Of the Deade By Verses That Foloweth Which Makes Worthy Men Knowen, By the Examples Of King Henry the Eight: King Edward the Sixt: Sir Walter Mildmay: the Last Erle Of Warwick: and Sir Christofer Hatton, Lately L. Chaunceller Of England. With a Declaration Of the Names Of All the Most Honourable Counsellers, That Haue Dyed Since the Beginning Of the Queens Maiesties Raigne

    A Reuyuing Of the Deade By Verses That Foloweth Which Makes Worthy Men Knowen, By the Examples Of King Henry the Eight: King Edward the Sixt: Sir Walter Mildmay: the Last Erle Of W... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1591
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    A Prayse and Reporte Of Maister Martyne Forboishers Voyage To Meta Incognita (A Name Given By a Mightie and Most Great Personage) In Which Praise and Reporte Is Written Divers Discourses Never Published By Any Man As Yet. Now Spoken Of By Thomas Churchyarde, and Dedicated To the Right Honorable M. Secretarie Wilson, One Of the Queenes Maiesties Most Honorable Priuie Counsell

    A Prayse and Reporte Of Maister Martyne Forboishers Voyage To Meta Incognita (A Name Given By a Mightie and Most Great Personage) In Which Praise and Reporte Is Written Divers Disc... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1578
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    A Pleasaunte Laborinth Called Churchyardes Chance, Framed On Fancies, Uttered With Verses, and Writtee To Giue Solace To Eury Well Disposed Mynde Wherein Not Withstanding Are Many Heauie Epitaphes, Sad and Sorowfull Discourses and Sutche a Multitude Of Other Honest Pastymes For the Season (And Passages Of Witte) That the Reader Therein Maie Thinke His Tyme Well Bestowed. All Whiche Workes For the Pleasure Of the Worlde, and Recreation Of the Worthie, and Dedicated To the Right Honourable Sir Thomas Bromley, Knight, Lorde Chancelour Of Englande

    A Pleasaunte Laborinth Called Churchyardes Chance, Framed On Fancies, Uttered With Verses, and Writtee To Giue Solace To Eury Well Disposed Mynde Wherein Not Withstanding Are Many... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1580
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    A Pleasant Discourse Of Court and Wars With a Replication To Them Both, and a Commendation Of All Those That Truly Serue Prince and Countrie. Written By Thomas Churchyard, and Called His Cherrishing

    A Pleasant Discourse Of Court and Wars With a Replication To Them Both, and a Commendation Of All Those That Truly Serue Prince and Countrie. Written By Thomas Churchyard, and Call... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1596
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    A Pleasant Conceite Penned In Verse Collourably Sette Out, and Humblie Presented On Newe-Yeeres Day Last, To the Queenes Maiestie At Hampton Courte. Anno. Domini. 1593

    A Pleasant Conceite Penned In Verse Collourably Sette Out, and Humblie Presented On Newe-Yeeres Day Last, To the Queenes Maiestie At Hampton Courte. Anno. Domini. 1593 by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1593
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    A Mvsicall Consort Of Heauenly Harmonie (Compounded Out Of Manie Parts Of Musicke) Called Chvrchyards Charitie

    A Mvsicall Consort Of Heauenly Harmonie (Compounded Out Of Manie Parts Of Musicke) Called Chvrchyards Charitie by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1595
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    A Light Bondell Of Liuly Discourses Called Churchyards Charge, Presented As a Newe Yeres Gifte To the Right Honourable, the Earl Of Surrie, In Which Bondell Of Verses Is Sutche Varietie Of Matter, and Seuerall Inuentions, That Maie Bee As Delitefull To the Reader, As It Was a Charge and Labour To the Writer, Sette Forthe For a Peece Of Pastime, By Thomas Churchyarde

    A Light Bondell Of Liuly Discourses Called Churchyards Charge, Presented As a Newe Yeres Gifte To the Right Honourable, the Earl Of Surrie, In Which Bondell Of Verses Is Sutche Var... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1580
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    A Lamentable, and Pitifull Description, Of the Wofull Warres In Flaunders, Since the Foure Last Yeares Of the Emperor Charles the Fifth His Raigne. With a Briefe Rehearsall Of Many Things Done Since That Season, Vntill This Present Yeare, and Death Of Don Iohn. Written By Thomas Churchyarde

    A Lamentable, and Pitifull Description, Of the Wofull Warres In Flaunders, Since the Foure Last Yeares Of the Emperor Charles the Fifth His Raigne. With a Briefe Rehearsall Of Many... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1578
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    A Handefvl Of Gladsome Verses, Giuen To the Queenes Maiesty At Woodstocke This Prograce By Thomas Chvrchyarde

    A Handefvl Of Gladsome Verses, Giuen To the Queenes Maiesty At Woodstocke This Prograce By Thomas Chvrchyarde by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1592
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    A Greatter Thanks, For Churchyardes Welcome Home

    A Greatter Thanks, For Churchyardes Welcome Home by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1566
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    A Generall Rehearsall Of Warres, Wherein Is Fiue Hundred Seuerall Seruices Of Land and Sea: As Sieges, Battailles, Skirmiches, and Encounters ... And Ioyned To the Same Some Tragedies and Epitaphes, As Many As Was Necessarie For This Firste Booke ... Written By Thomas Churchyard

    A Generall Rehearsall Of Warres, Wherein Is Fiue Hundred Seuerall Seruices Of Land and Sea: As Sieges, Battailles, Skirmiches, and Encounters ... And Ioyned To the Same Some Traged... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1579
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    A Feast Full Of Sad Cheere

    A Feast Full Of Sad Cheere by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1592
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    A Farewell Cauld, Churchyeards, Rounde. From the Courte To the Cuntry Grownd

    A Farewell Cauld, Churchyeards, Rounde. From the Courte To the Cuntry Grownd by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1566
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    A Discourse Of the Queenes Maiesties Entertainement In Suffolk and Norffolk: With a Description Of Many Things Then Presently Seene Devised By Thomas Chvrchyarde ... With Divers Shewes Of His Own Invention Sette Out At Norwich: and Some Rehearsal Of Hir Highnesse Retourne From Progresse. Wherevnto Is Adioyned a Commendation Of Sir Humfrey Gilberts Ventrous Journey

    A Discourse Of the Queenes Maiesties Entertainement In Suffolk and Norffolk: With a Description Of Many Things Then Presently Seene Devised By Thomas Chvrchyarde ... With Divers Sh... by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1578
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    A Discourse Of Rebellion, Drawne Forth For To Warne the Wanton Wittes How To Kepe Their Heads On Their Shoulders

    A Discourse Of Rebellion, Drawne Forth For To Warne the Wanton Wittes How To Kepe Their Heads On Their Shoulders by Churchyard, Thomas

    Published 1570
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