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William King (1663–1712) was an English poet.

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rdfs:comment	William King (1663-1712) est un écrivain et poète anglais. Né à Londres, il fit des études de droit et devint avocat en 1692, et occupa ensuite quelques places en Irlande, avant de rentrer en Angleterre en 1708 pour se livrer aux lettres. On a de lui : * Dialogues des morts, 1697 ; * Voyage à Londres, 1698 ; * une traduction en vers de l'Art d'aimer, d'Ovide, 1708 ; * l'Art de la cuisine, poème, 1708, écrit à l'imitation d'Horace ; * des pamphlets. On a donné en 1776 une édition de ses œuvres en 3 volumes in-8. (fr) William King (1663–1712) was an English poet. (en)
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