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Lodge (THOMAS an English drama)

THOMAS, an English drama- West Ham, near London , England, about lege, Oxford, he entered at Lincoln's Inn, but seems to have led a wild and rollicking life. In 1589-1591 he varied his life by taking part in two sea expeditions against the Spaniards , in the neighborhood On the first of these voyages he wrote hood of the Azores and Canary Islands. ood of the Azores and Canary Islands. (1590) which supplied England's great an euphuistic romance , "Rosalynde" dramatist with the chief incidents of " Lodge himself wrote two dramas, "The Wounds of Civil War" (1594), and "A Looking-glass for London and England" ( don and England" (1594), written in Robert Greene. He died in 1625.

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