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John Suckling

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John Suckling (1609-1642)

  1. Was born at Whitton, Middlesex in 1609
  2. Was the secretary of state under James I and Comptroller of the Household of Charles I.
  3. Educated in Trinity college, Cambridge.
  4. Probably comitted suicide in Paris in 1642.
  5. Works:
    1. Account of Religion by reason (1637)
      1. A prose work dedicated to edward Sackville, the fourth Earl of Dorset.
    2. Aglaura (published in 1638)
      1. A play.
    3. Goblins (1646)
    4. Poems:
      1. Ballade upon a Wedding.
      2. I Prithee
      3. Send me Back My Heart
      4. Why So Pale Wan
      5. Fond Lover?

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