A View entered in the Stationers’ Register, and the Warden of the Company left a note explaining that the contents of the manuscript would need approval from an authority before publication due to its sensitive information about Ireland and English military strategies. (Maley, 71; Hadfield, 364-65)]]> A View around this time. (Maley, 70)]]> FQ at the property, Renny, acquired for Peregrine. Spenser’s grandson, Jugolin, occupied the estate in 1668. Additionally, Buttevant Abbey sat near the rivers Awbeg and Bregog, which both played “an important role in the mythological world of Colin Clout and ‘Two Canto of Mutabilitie,’” works Spenser liked engaged in in 1597-98, “further demonstrating what a significant role the landscape played in his imagination.” In addition to Renny and Buttevant Abbey, Spenser likely acquired other properties for the sake of his children’s inheritance. (362-63)]]> Prothalamion. (Maley, 68; Hadfield, 349)]]> Fowre Hymnes dedicated from the court at Greenwich.” (Maley, 67)]]> A View. (Maley, 67)]]> FQ books IV-VI entered in the Stationers’ Register.” (Maley, 67; Hadfield, 326)]]>