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Thomas Newton
Atropo�on Delion, Or, The death of Delia: With the Teares of her Funerall. A P�eticall Excusive Discourse of our late Eliza (London, 1603)
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Elizabeth's death was mourned in numerous books of poetry, some good and some bad. In one of these clumsy sonnets by Thomas Newton (1542-1607), for instance, Earth laments the loss of her queen.

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