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Life
Born: 3 March 1606
Died: 21 October 1687
Biography
Edmund Waller was an English poet and politician.
View the Wikipedia article on Edmund Waller.
Settings of text by Edmund Waller
- Chloris! yourself you so excel (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
- Go, lovely Rose (John George Callcott)
- Goe, lovely rose (Stuart Moffatt)
- It is not that I love you less (James Oswald)
- The self banished (John Blow)
- To Chloris (Charles Villiers Stanford)
- While I listen to thy voice (Robert Cooke)
Publications
External links
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