View; Maley, 6)]]> Spenser received £20 yearly salary and £15 per year as an allowance for paper, ink, and parchment. (Hadfield, 154-55)
]]> FQ IV.xi.44, line 5—"balefull Oure, late staind with English blood" (a pun is made on the “balefull,” i.e., evil, mal-[O]ure). Spenser also references this loss in A View, "indicating that this first observation of Irish warfare imprinted itself on Spenser’s imagination." (Hadfield, 157)]]> FQ was represented as receiving Chrysaor.” (89)]]> Spenser’s Letters…]]]>