Category:John Skelton (poet)

**John Skelton**
	English poet and tutor (1463-1529)
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Date of birth	1460; Kingdom of England
Date of death	21 June 1529; Westminster
Place of burial	St Margaret's Church, Westminster;
Country of citizenship	Kingdom of England;
Educated at	University of Cambridge;
Occupation	poet; writer; tutor; priest; humanist;
Position held	Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom;
Field of work	poetry; satire;
Notable work	Speculum principis; Collyn Clout; The Tunning of Elynour Rummyng; Magnyfycence; Bowge of court; The garland of laurell; Introduction to the basic language; Phyllyp Sparrowe; Speke, parrot; Comedy callyd Achademics; Enterlude of vertue; Upon the dolorus dethe and muche lamentable chaunce of the mooste honorable Erle of Northumberlande; Why come ye nat to court; Ware the Hauke;
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Media in category "John Skelton (poet)"

The following 18 files are in this category, out of 18 total.

A MORAL treatise, in Latin, by John Skelton, poet laureate, dedicated to Prince Henry, aterwards Henry VIII., and dated Eltham, 28 Aug. 150 1. Imperfect. Small Octavo.- - Lower cover (Add Ms 26787).jpg 1,800 × 2,119; 1.88 MB
A MORAL treatise, in Latin, by John Skelton, poet laureate, dedicated to Prince Henry, aterwards Henry VIII., and dated Eltham, 28 Aug. 150 1. Imperfect. Small Octavo.- - Upper cover (Add Ms 26787).jpg 1,800 × 2,119; 1.82 MB
The earliest known printed English ballad. A ballade of the Scottysshe kynge (IA cu31924013123876).pdf 950 × 1,262, 116 pages; 2.19 MB
Skelton's satirical poems in their relation to Lydgate's Order of fools, Cock Lorell's Bote, and Barclay's Ship of fools .. (IA cu31924013124031).pdf 741 × 1,202, 68 pages; 1.93 MB
Elinour Rummin, a well known landlady of an ale-house. Line Wellcome V0007219.jpg 2,266 × 3,119; 2.91 MB
John Skelton - 'Jane' (Winner of Maryport Regatta, 1911) - MAYMM 1991.167 - Maryport Maritime Museum.jpg 944 × 756; 109 KB
John Skelton. Cropped from twenty portraits. Engraving by J.W. Cook, 1825. Wellcome V0006822.jpg 491 × 664; 519 KB
John Skelton.jpg 200 × 225; 36 KB
The poetical works of John Skelton (IA poeticalworksofj01skeliala).pdf 489 × 764, 408 pages; 10.84 MB
The poetical works of John Skelton (IA poeticalworksofj02skeliala).pdf 502 × 750, 454 pages; 11.67 MB
The poetical works of John Skelton (IA poeticalworksofj03skeliala).pdf 508 × 795, 468 pages; 14.26 MB
Poets; twenty portraits. Engraving by J.W. Cook, 1825. Wellcome V0006822.jpg 2,397 × 3,240; 3.46 MB
Skelton - John Skelton - 1902.djvu 2,212 × 3,522, 286 pages; 5.91 MB
Skelton. A selection from the poetical works of John Skelton (IA skeltonselection00skelrich).pdf 662 × 1,056, 286 pages; 12.35 MB
Skelton's satirical poems in their relation to Lydgate's Order of Fools, Cock Lorell's Bote, and Barclay's Ship of Fools (IA skeltonssatirica00reyarich).pdf 831 × 1,229, 64 pages; 4.06 MB
The Poetical Works of John Skelton - 1862 - Volume 1.djvu 1,638 × 2,552, 408 pages; 6.33 MB
The Poetical Works of John Skelton - 1862 - Volume 2.djvu 1,678 × 2,506, 454 pages; 6.58 MB
The Poetical Works of John Skelton - 1862 - Volume 3.djvu 1,696 × 2,654, 468 pages; 8.9 MB