Phineas Fletcher and Francis Quarles and the purple island of Phineas Fletcher / by Samuel W. Lambert.

The purple island, or The Isle of Man. An allegorical poem. By Phineas Fletcher, esteemed the Spenser of his age. To which is added Christ's victory and triumph, a poem, in four parts. By Giles Fletcher. Both written in the last century

Piscatory eclogues, with other poetical miscellanies. By Phinehas Fletcher. Illustrated with notes, critical and explanatory

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Fletcher, Phineas

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The purple island, or The Isle of Man. An allegorical poem. By Phineas Fletcher, esteemed the Spenser of his age. To which is added Christ's victory and triumph, a poem, in four parts. By Giles Fletcher. Both written in the last century

Piscatory eclogues, with other poetical miscellanies. By Phinehas Fletcher. Illustrated with notes, critical and explanatory