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Frederic William Henry Myers (1843–1901)
Myers, Frederic William Henry. An English poet and critic; born at Keswick, Feb. 6, 1843; died in Rome, Jan. 17, 1901. He was classical lecturer at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1865–68. He wrote: ‘St. Paul’ (new ed. 1879), verse; ‘Wordsworth’ (1880), in ‘English Men of Letters’; ‘Renewal of Youth, and Other Poems’ (1882); ‘Essays, Modern and Classical’ (1883); ‘Science and a Future Life’ (1893), a volume of essays; etc. (See Critical and Biographical Introduction).