Laurence Eusden
English poet and author of 'The Court'
Born
1688
337 years ago
Died
September 27th, 1730
294 years ago — 42 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
England
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A poet and author from England, held the position of Poet Laureate from 1718 until 1730. Authored several poems, notable for themes of politics and society. His work often included satire and reflections on contemporary events. Contributed to the literary scene of early 18th-century England through verse and commentary.
Served as Poet Laureate of England
Wrote 'The Court', a notable poem
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