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What were the two main styles of English poetry in the 17th century?

The Ballad and The Sonnet


When was the poem the ballad of Rudolph reed written by gwendolyn brooks?

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Who did Mulan marry?

Hua Mulan is the name of a legendary character from Ancient China that appears in a poem called the 'Ballad of Mulan', which tells the story of a woman who fought in the army taking the place of her father, who was too old to go and take arms himself. She impersonated a man and fought for twelve years, gaining very high merits, but refusing to accept any rewards at the end, she came back to her hometown. Nothing is said about her personal life afterwards, so it's not certain that she was ever married.


Who was captain William Gordon?

Captain William Gordon is a fictitious character (played by Toby Stephens) in the film "The Rising: Ballad of Mangal Pandey", which tells the story of the roots of the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny in India. This colourful epic focuses on the story of the friendship of an East India Company Sepoy (or Indian soldier), Mangal Pandey, and his commanding officer, Captain William Gordon, who reluctantly find themselves on opposite sides of India's growing conflict to throw off British rule. However, a real Captain William Gordon is briefly mentioned in the book "Battles of the honourable East India Company: making of the Raj" by M. S. Naravane. On page 50 in the chapter describing the Anglo-Martha Wars in the 18th and 19th centuries it says: "Captain William Gordon was sent to the Chhtrepati Shau on what was termed a good will visit. But Gordon was under instructions to observe carefully the political situation at Satara and find out if any minister could be turned against Baji Rao whom the English feared most."


Who was Matthew weeks hangman?

Matthew Weeks was found guilty of the murder of Charlotte Dymond in 1844. He was hung at Bodmin jail. Charlotte had her throat cut on Bodmin moor. The Ballard of Charlotte Dymond tells the story of this ill fated couple. Matthew Weeks was found guilty of the murder of Charlotte Dymond. Charlotte had her throat cut on Bodmin moor in 1844. The Ballad of Charlotte Dymond tells the story of this ill fated couple.

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What were the two main styles of English poetry in the 17th century?

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What is ballard?

A name meaning, in Old English, 'sweet song', like ballad.


Is the three ravens a ballad poem?

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