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Winthrop Mackworth Praed

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Winthrop Mackworth Praed

Aliases: W. Mackworth Praed

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1802-07-28 (London)
Died
1839-07-15 (Chester Square, London) age 36
Nationality
English, British
Languages
English
Religion
Unknown
Residence History
London

Career

Occupations
politician, poet, barrister
Active Years
1820-1839
Affiliations
Parliament of the United Kingdom

Education

Eton College
Period: 1814-1821
Country: United Kingdom
Founded manuscript periodical
Trinity College, Cambridge
Classics
Degree: BA
Period: 1821-1825
Year of Graduation: 1825
Country: United Kingdom
Browne medal 4 times, Chancellor's Gold Medal twice
Middle Temple
Degree: Barrister
Year of Graduation: 1829
Country: United Kingdom
Called to the bar

Awards

Browne Medal
1825
Category: Greek verse
Organization: University of Cambridge
Result: 受賞
Chancellor's Gold Medal
1823
Category: English verse
Organization: University of Cambridge
Result: 受賞
Chancellor's Gold Medal
1824
Category: English verse
Organization: University of Cambridge
Result: 受賞
Seatonian Prize
1830
Organization: University of Cambridge
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Bibliography

  • The Political and Occasional Poems of W. M. Praed

Style & Themes

Literary Style
sparkling witclearness and finish of styleflexibility and unflagging vivacity of rhythm
Recurring Motifs
allusions to the characters and follies of the day

Health

  • tuberculosis
    1830年代後半
    Died at age 36

Legacy

'Praed' society, a poetry society, exists at Eton College

In Popular Culture

  • Praed society at Eton

Trivia

  • Family name derived from Cornish heiress
  • Mother from New England Winthrop family