Authored by George deF.
Lord.1
Hypertext prepared by Anniina Jokinen.
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Born at
Winestead-in-Holderness, Yorkshire, March 3I to the Rev. Andrew Marvell
and his wife, Anne. |
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I624 |
Marvells move to Hull,
where Rev. Andrew Marvell becomes lecturer in Holy Trinity Church. |
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I633 |
Marvell matriculates at Trinity College, Cambridge. |
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I637 |
Greek and Latin poems on
Charles I and Queen Mary published. |
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I638 |
Marvell becomes a scholar
of Trinity. |
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I640 |
Father dies. Marvell
leaves Cambridge. |
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I640-42 |
Possible clerkship in
trading-house of brother-in-law, Edmund Popple. |
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I642-46? |
Travel abroad as tutor.
(Dates uncertain.) |
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I648-49 |
Poems on Villiers
(authorship questionable), Lovelace,
Hastings. |
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I650 |
"An Horatian
Ode upon Cromwell's Return from Ireland." |
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I650-53 |
Tutors Mary, daughter of
the Lord
General Fairfax, at Appleton House, Yorkshire. |
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I653 |
Milton's
letter to Bradshaw,
recommending Marvell for a government position, February 2I. No
appointment forthcoming, Marvell becomes tutor to Cromwell's
ward, William Dutton. Lives at Eton. "The
Character of Holland." |
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I653-54 |
Latin Poems on Queen Christina of Sweden, Dr. Ingelo. |
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I655 |
"The
First Anniversary of the Government Under His Highness The Lord
Protector." |
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I656 |
Marvell and Dutton at Saumur, France. |
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I657 |
Marvell becomes Latin
Secretary under Secretary of State Thurloe. |
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I658 |
"A
Poem upon the Death of His late Highnesse the Lord Protector." |
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I659-78 |
Marvell serves as M. P.
for Hull. |
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I660 |
Intervenes in Commons to
save Milton. |
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Accompanies Earl of
Carlisle as secretary on embassy to Russia, Sweden, and Denmark. |
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I665 |
England provokes war with
Holland. "The Second Advice to a Painter." |
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I666 |
"The Third Advice to a
Painter."
"Clarendon's Housewarming." |
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I667 |
"The Last Instructions to
a Painter." Downfall of Clarendon.
War ends. |
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I670 |
"On Blood's Stealing the
Crown." |
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I672 |
The Declaration of
Indulgence. The Rehearsal Transpos'd. |
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I672-74 |
War with France as ally
against Holland. Marvell as "Mr. Thomas" active in Dutch-based
anti-French, anti-Catholic fifth column. |
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I674 |
Second edition of Paradise
Lost, prefaced by Marvell's poem. |
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I676 |
Mr. Smirke: or the
Divine in Mode. |
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I677 |
The Growth of Popery
and Arbitrary Government. |
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I678 |
Marvell elected younger
warden of Trinity House, London. Dies August I8. |
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Miscellaneous Poems
published by "Mary Marvell." |
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Source: |
Marvell, Andrew. Complete
Poetry. George deF. Lord, Ed.,
London: J. M. Dent & Sons, Ltd., 1984. xxxix.
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