Splendid Shilling Appears Without Permission
John Philips's mock heroic poem The Splendid Shilling appeared without his permission in a 1701 anthology, parodying Miltonic grandeur through the ordinary predicament of having no money.
Follow John Philips through 2 dated historical records for England.
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John Philips's mock heroic poem The Splendid Shilling appeared without his permission in a 1701 anthology, parodying Miltonic grandeur through the ordinary predicament of having no money.
John Philips's poem The Sylvan Dream or The Mourning Muses appeared anonymously in 1701, contributing to the pastoral and elegiac poetry of the period.
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