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Gabriel Harvey

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Gabriel Harvey 1545?-1630?, English author. He studied at Cambridge and became a fellow of Pembroke Hall. There he became friends with Edmund Spenser, who later celebrated Harvey as Hobbinol in The Shepherd's Calendar. In 1578, Harvey became a fellow of Trinity Hall and began the study of law, but the publication of some satirical verses in 1579 involved him in considerable trouble with the authorities, and his appointment as master was recalled. The publication of the Four Letters (1592), a scurrilous post-mortem attack on Robert Greene , involved Harvey in the heated Martin Marprelate... Read more
Harvey, Gabriel
Harvey, Gabriel ( c. 1550–1631), became the friend...provoked Nashe's stinging replies which Harvey's Pierces Supererogation (1593) did not...humanist values and often awkward prose style Harvey came off worse in the controversy. Read more
Keitel, Harvey
KEITEL, Harvey Nationality: American. Born: Brooklyn, New York, 13 May 1939...Rudolph) (as Ken Hood) 1977 The Duellists (Ridley Scott) (as Gabriel Ferand) 1978 Fingers (Toback) (as Jimmy Angelelli); Blue Collar...as Jerry Bartkowski) 1979 Health (Altman); Eagle's Wing (Harvey) (as Henry); La Mort en Direct ... Read more

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