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He died 38 years later, as George Chapman, on the morning of 7 April 1903 in London, hanged for poisoning three of his partners with antimony in a way that was long and painful but which made it appear they were dying of natural causes. What is rather unusual about these murders were the many witnesses to the way that he carried them out.
George Chapman (December 14, 1865 - April 7, 1903) was the English name taken by serial killer Seweryn Antonowicz Kłosowski. He was originally from Poland but later relocated to England, where he committed his crimes. He was convicted and executed after poisoning three women, but is mainly known these days because some authorities suspected ...
Abstract. Of the major dramatists of the Jacobean period George Chapman is the least understood and the most underrated. He has partly himself to blame; for the cult of obscurity that he fostered in his non-dramatic poetry and that insistence on the learned nature of his poetic art, which he shares with Jonson, have led commentators either to ...
George Chapman. In 1598, Chapman published a translation of Seauen Books of the Iliades and most of book 18 of the Iliad under the title, Achilles Shield. In 1609, the first twelve books were published, followed by the translation of the entire poem in the edition of 1611, of which our copy is an example. In an introductory letter, “To the ...
George Chapman (ur. 1559 (?) w pobliżu Hitchin w Hertfordshire, zm. 1634) w Londynie) – angielski poeta, dramaturg i uczony [1]. Autor wielu prac o filozoficznym i moralnym wpływie poezji oraz o znaczeniu filologii klasycznej dla dorobku ludzkości.
George Chapman. George Chapman ( Hitchin, 1559 – Londra, 12 maggio 1634) è stato un drammaturgo, traduttore e poeta inglese .
George Chapman 1559-1634. George Chapman, whose career spanned the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods, was a significant man of letters – classical scholar, poet, playwright and translator. What Chapman is most remembered for is that his name was immortalised by Romantic poet, John Keats, in his poem On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer.
