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The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia and An Apology for poetry are the famous works of .................

AEdmund Spenser

BChristopher Marlowe

CBen Jonson

DPhilip Sidney

Answer:

D. Philip Sidney

Read Explanation:

  • Sidney penned several major works of the Elizabethan era, including Astrophel and Stella, the first Elizabethan sonnet cycle, and Arcadia, a heroic prose romance.

  • He was also known for his literary criticism, known as The Defense of Poesy.

  • Although he shared his writing with his close friends, he did not allow his work to be published during his lifetime.


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