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Edmund Waller From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Detail of portrait of Waller, by Kneller(?) Edmund Waller FRS March 3 October 21 ) was an English poet and Politician Contents Early life Early parliamentary career Marriage Speeches ... edit Early life He was the eldest son of Robert Waller of Coleshill Herts , and Anne Hampden, his wife; thus he was first cousin to John Hampden . Early in his childhood his father moved the family to Beaconsfield . Of Waller's early education all we know is his own account that he "was bred under several ill, dull and ignorant schoolmasters, until he went to Mr Dobson at Wycombe , who was a good schoolmaster and had been an Eton scholar." Robert Waller died in 1616, and Anne, a lady of rare force of character, sent him to Eton and to the University of Cambridge . He was admitted a fellow-commoner of King's College, Cambridge on March 22 , he left without a degree. edit Early parliamentary career It is believed that in 1621, at the age of only sixteen, he sat as member for Agmondesham (Amersham) in the last Parliament of James I Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon

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Home page Our school Childrens' pages Parents' pages ... Contacts Edmund Waller - His Life Edmund Waller was a poet who lived from 1606 to 1687. He was born on the 3rd of March, to a rich family of Landowners. He became a Member of Parliament when he was only 16 years old. He married at 25, but sadly his wife, Anne Banks, died 3 years later. During this time, Edmund Waller wrote poems both in support of Oliver Cromwell and King Charles. His poetry remained very famous for over 200 years. He lived at Groombridge Place in Kent for a time, and a small garden there is still named after one of his poems. He wrote poems there to get attention from some of his lady friends, notably Lady Sidney, who lived at Penshurst Place in Kent. He was 82 when he died. His connection with New Cross is somewhat hazy. Many of the roads locally are named after Literary greats - Edward Jerningham was a poet, and Samuel Pepys is famous for his diaries of the Great Fire of London. His Life England's history at that time His poetry His family home in Kent - Groombridge Place in Kent - the Formal Gardens (White Rose) Penshurst Place, Kent - Where one of his

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Edmund Waller From LoveToKnow 1911 EDMUND WALLER (1606-1687), English poet, was the eldest son of Robert Waller of Coleshill (then in Herts, now in Buckinghamshire) and Anne Hampden, his wife. He was first cousin to the celebrated patriot John Hampden . He was born on the 9th of March 1606, and baptized in the parish church of Amersham . Early in his childhood his father sold his house at Coleshill and migrated to Beaconsfield. Of Waller's early education all we know is his own account that he "was bred. under several ill, dull and ignorant schoolmasters, till he went to Mr Dobson at Wickham, who was a good schoolmaster and had been an Eton scholar." His father died in 1616, and the future poet's mother, a lady of rare force of character, sent him to Eton and to Cambridge. He was admitted a fellow-commoner of King's College on the 22nd of March 1620. He left without a degree, and it is believed that in 1621, at the age of only sixteen, he sat as member for Agmondesham (Amersham) in the last parliament of James I . Clarendon says that Waller was "nursed in parliaments." In that of 1624 he represented Ilchester , and in the first of Charles I . Chipping Wycombe . The first act by which Waller distinguished himself, however, was his surreptitious marriage with a wealthy

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Edmund Waller was born march 3, 1606 in Coleshill, Hertfordshire (now in Buckinghamshire), the eldest son of a wealthy landowner. He was educated at Eton and King's College , Cambridge. He was elected to Parliament at the young age of 16, and became a noted orator, said by John Aubrey to have possessed "a great mastership of the English Language" On 5 July 1631, Waller married Anne Banks, a London heiress, but she died after three years of marriage. Waller is then said to have courted Lady Dorothy Sidney, in the guise of "Sacharissa", and Lady Sophia Murray, in the guise of "Amoret", both with no luck. In 1644 Waller married again, a Mary Bracey (or Breaux). During the troubled 1640s, Waller tried to maintain a moderate course between the King and his opponents. In 1643 he devised a plot to to oust the Parliamentary rebels, " Roundheads Restoration . Waller died in his bed, aged 82, 21 October 1687. Waller was a celebrated poet and wit in his lifetime, and many of his poems had long circulated in manuscript before the 1645 publication of his Poems . The first fully authorized edition was that of 1664. In 1655 appeared the " Panegyrick to my Lord Protector ", celebrating

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