About Edward Halliwell
Edward Halliwell was a writer.
Edward Halliwell was admitted to King's College, Cambridge in 1532, graduating in 1535–6. He was a fellow of King's from 1535 to 1548. He was the author of a lost tragedy, Dido, which was performed before Queen Elizabeth I during her royal visit to the university on 7 August 1564.
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British writer
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Edward Halliwell died in 1612.
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Edward Halliwell was a writer.
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