Nahum tate biography of mahatma

Notes from Dr. Julian's Hymnology:

Nahum Tate.

Tate was the son of Faithful Tate, an Irish clergyman, author of some religious verses.

He was born in Dublin (1652) and educated at Trinity College.

Nahum tate biography of mahatma gandhi

He wrote under Dryden's superintendence, the second part of "Absalom and Achitophel" with the exception of about two hundred lines. He succeeded Shadwell as Poet Laureate. Among his works are "Characters of Virtue and Vice" (1691), Miscellanea Sacra", a selection from various writers (1696-8) and "Panacea, a Poem on Tea".

He is said to have been a man of intemperate and improvident life. He wrote a reply to Beveridge, defending the style of the version (New version of the Psalms) on Literary grounds.

Biography of mahatma gandhi

(Essay on Psalmody, 1710). He died in London in 1715.

Nicholas Brady.

Brady was born at Bandon (1659). He was educated at Westminster and went afterwards to Christ Church, Oxford, and to Trinity C