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Frederick Rolfe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Rolfe, Frederick William Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009. Read Rolfe, Frederick William at Questia library.
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Frederick William Rolfe (Baron Corvo) is important for the gay literary heritage because of his distinctive decadent prose style, his outrageous decadent lifestyle, and his unashamed celebration of eroticized male friendships in his works. ... ; Rolfe, Frederick William (1860-1913)
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Different Aspects : Frederick William Rolfe & the Foreign Office: Venice ... by Frederick William Rolfe, Miriam Jeannette Benkovitz, Harry Bainbridge ...
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Rolfe, Frederick William - 1860—1913, English novelist, also known as Baron Corvo. After a vain attempt to become a priest, Rolfe earned a living painting and teaching before he began to write under... ... Yahoo! Education > Reference > Encyclopedia > Rolfe, Frederick William...
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Rolfe, Frederick William ( 1860 – 1913 ), who liked to call himself ‘Baron Corvo’, or, equally misleadingly, Fr Rolfe , by turns schoolmaster, painter, and writer. From a Dissenting background, he was a convert to Roman Catholicism and an unsuccessful candidate for the priesthood;
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After a vain attempt to become a priest, Rolfe earned a living painting and teaching before he began to write under the name Baron Corvo. His most famous work is the novel Hadrian the Seventh (1904), which chronicles the life of Arthur Rose, who, although rejected for the priesthood, eventually becomes pope.
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