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[edit]Oliver Goldsmith's "poetical scale"
[edit]In the January edition of the Literary Magazine, an anonymous writer widely believed to be English poet and author Oliver Goldsmith presented a table comparing 29 English poets, rating them on a scale in each of four aspects of literary greatness.[5] A score of 20 was literary perfection.[6] Some of his estimations:[5]
Some other poets Goldsmith placed on the scale: Michael Drayton, Lee, Aaron Hill, Nicholas Rowe, Garth, Southern and Hughes. John Donne was not listed, because, wrote Goldsmith, "Dr Donne was a man of wit, but he seems to have been at pains not to pass for a poet."[7] (See also Mark Akenside's "Balance of Poets" of )
Births
[edit]Death years link to the corresponding "[year] in poetry" article:
- February 3
- March 15 &#; Magdalene Sophie Buchholm (died ), Norwegian poet
- April 6 &#; Sir George Dallas, 1st Baronet (died ), English politician and poet
- April 30 &#; Jane West, born Iliff
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