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Geoffrey Chaucer 2. William Langland 3. John Wycliffe 4. John Mandeville 5. John Gower 6. Thomas Hoccleave 7. John Lydgate AGE OF REVIVAL (1400 to 1550 AD) 1. Eramus 2. Thomas More 3. William Tyndale 4. Richard Tottel 5. Thomas Wyatt 6. Henry Howard 7. Roger Ascham 8. Thomas Elyot 9. Thomas Malory 10. William Dunbar ELIZABETHAN AGE (1550 to 1600 AD) POETS\u003Cbr>2. Edmund Spenser 3. Thomas Sackville 4. Phillip Sidney 5. Michael Drayton\u003Cbr>DRAMATISTS 6. History & Background of\u003Cbr>English Theatre 7. Early Elizabethan plays 8. Christopher Marlowe 9. Robert Greene 10. Thomas Nashe 11. John Lyle 12. Thomas Lodge 13. George Peele 14. Thomas Kyd 15. William Shakespeare\u003Cbr>ESSAYISTS\u003Cbr>16. Francis Bacon\u003Cbr>17. Richard Hooker\u003Cbr>18. Walter Raleigh\u003Cbr>19. Richard Hakluyt\u003Cbr>20. Samuel Purchas\u003Cbr>21. John Foxe\u003Cbr>22. William Camden\u003Cbr>23. John Knox\u003Cbr>JACOBEAN & CAROLINE AGE 1630-40) DRAMATISTS\u003Cbr>1. Ben Johnson\u003Cbr>2. George Chapman\u003Cbr>3. Beaumont & Fletcher\u003Cbr>4. John Webster\u003Cbr>5. Thomas Midleton\u003Cbr>6. Thomas Heywood\u003Cbr>7. Thomas Dekker\u003Cbr>8. Philip Massinger\u003Cbr>9. John Ford\u003Cbr>10. James Shirley\u003Cbr>11. John Marston\u003Cbr>12. John Day\u003Cbr>13. Cyril Tourneur\u003Cbr>POETS\u003Cbr>12. John Donne\u003Cbr>13. Richard Crashaw\u003Cbr>14. Henry Vaughan\u003Cbr>15. George Herbert\u003Cbr>16. Andrew Marvell\u003Cbr>17. Abraham Cowley\u003Cbr>18. Thomas Carew\u003Cbr>19. John Suckling\u003Cbr>20. Richard Lovelace\u003Cbr>21. Robert Herrick CIVIL WAR & INTERREGNUM(1640-60)\u003Cbr>2. John Milton\u003Cbr>3. John Bunyan\u003Cbr>4. Robert Burton\u003Cbr>5. Thomas Browne\u003Cbr>6. Jeremy Taylor\u003Cbr>7. Richard Baxter\u003Cbr>8. Izaak Walton\u003Cbr>1 | P a g e |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\n\n| 9. Thomas Fuller\u003Cbr>RESTORATION AGE (1660 to 1700 AD) PROSE WRITERS\u003Cbr>2. John Dryden 3. Samuel Butler 4. John Evelyn 5. Samuel Pepys 6. Jeremy Collier 7. William Dampler 8. John Wilmot 9. Thomas Rymer DRAMATISTS\u003Cbr>10. George Etherege 11. William Wycherley 12. George Farquhar 13. John Vanbrugh 14. Colley Cibber 15. Thomas Otway 16. William Congreve 17. Aphra Behn 18. John Gay 19.William D’Avenant 20.Charles Sedley 21.Nahum Tate 22.Eliza Heywood 23.George Lillo 24. Susannah Centlivre ENLIGHTENMENT AGE (1700 to 1800)\u003Cbr>PROSE WRITERS\u003Cbr>2. Alexander Pope\u003Cbr>3. Jonathan Swift\u003Cbr>4. Richard Steele\u003Cbr>5. Joseph Addison\u003Cbr>6. Samuel Johnson\u003Cbr>NOVELIST\u003Cbr>7. Daniel Defoe\u003Cbr>8. Henry Fielding\u003Cbr>9. Samuel Richardson\u003Cbr>10. Tobias Smolett\u003Cbr>11. Laurence Sterne\u003Cbr>12. Charlotte Lennox\u003Cbr>POETS\u003Cbr>13. Thomas Gray\u003Cbr>14. Oliver Goldsmith\u003Cbr>15. William Cowper\u003Cbr>16. Robert Burns\u003Cbr>17. William Blake\u003Cbr>18. James Thomson\u003Cbr>19. William Collins\u003Cbr>20. George Crabbe\u003Cbr>21. 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