Anthony Munday

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Also Known As	Anthony Mundy
Born	1560? • London • England
Buried	August 9, 1633
Notable Works	“English Romayne Lyfe”

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Thomas Lodge

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George Chapman

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Elijah Fenton

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Richard Hovey

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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Christopher Marlowe

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William Congreve

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John Gay

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