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After the death of his friend Southey, the mantle of the Poet Laureate fell upon him.
A HISTORY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, YEAR BY YEAREDWIN EMERSON
You can afford conscientiously to stuff ballot boxes in order that his election may be secured as Poet Laureate of Rascals.
THE DELICIOUS VICEYOUNG E. ALLISON
Petrarch first made his acquaintance in 1340, when he was summoned to Rome to be crowned as poet laureate.
THE WORKS OF LORD BYRON, VOLUME 2GEORGE GORDON BYRON
Now, sir, I am a poet—ay, the poet laureate of Montem; and that gives me a right to the winged horse for my crest.
THE ENGLISH SPYBERNARD BLACKMANTLE
Some time after this the same querist guardedly asked Dickens how he had liked the Poet Laureate?
To visit the old home of one who was Poet Laureate of England is no small event in the life of a book-lover.
LITTLE JOURNEYS TO THE HOMES OF THE GREAT, VOL. 1 OF 14ELBERT HUBBARD
In his thirty-third year he was nominated to an office equivalent to that of Poet Laureate.
RULERS OF INDIA: AKBARGEORGE BRUCE MALLESON
One of the victims of his injudicious parsimony was the Poet Laureate.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY
An earthquake is reported in California, and a volume of poems by the Poet Laureate is announced.
Thomas Shadwell died; an English dramatic writer, historiographer and poet laureate.
THE EVERY DAY BOOK OF HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGYJOEL MUNSELL