Gerard Manley Hopkins Biography

Gerard Manley Hopkins biography

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NAME: Gerard Manley Hopkins
OCCUPATION: Priest, Poet
BIRTH DATE: July 28, 1844
DEATH DATE: June 08, 1889
EDUCATION: Oxford University, St. Beuno's College
PLACE OF BIRTH: Stratford, England
PLACE OF DEATH: Dublin, Ireland

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Gerard Manley Hopkins, a priest born in England in 1844, wrote poetry which influenced many leading poets of the 20th century.

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Jesuit priest Gerard Manley Hopkins, born in England in 1844, wrote poetry which influenced many leading poets of the 20th century. Many of his poems, the most notable being
The Wreck of the Deutschland, were not published until after his death.