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289:. He was himself captured in 1585. In one version Rogers was ransomed through the baron's counsellor-at-law, Stephen Degner, a fellow-student under Melanchthon at Wittenberg. He was finally freed from Bredevoort in October 1584. The matter was not yet closed, as Lesieur reported, with Rogers detained again and taken to
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Rogers first met Sir Philip Sidney around the beginning of 1576, and became one of Sidney's intellectual circle, the nature of which is still debated: his letters and poetry are significant sources for its activities. Evidence for the composition and interests of this group, the so-called
Areopagus
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143:, but even more so, the circle of humanist contacts Rogers built up was also a network that facilitated diplomatic contact. Identified as a Philippist (a former student of Melanchthon), Rogers would have been exposed to a Protestant view of international politics that was
81:. He returned to England on Elizabeth I's accession, and graduated B.A. at Oxford in August 1561. Nicasius Yetswiert, Elizabeth's secretary of the French tongue, who had known his father, and whose daughter Susan Rogers afterwards married, introduced him to court.
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in the middle of 1580 in fact aggravated the difficulties. In
September 1580 Rogers was sent to Augustus of Saxony, in an effort to calm the dissensions among Lutherans. Beale was sent to contact a dozen German courts, too, in a drive to counter the troubles over
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Countries throughout 1576, and in March 1577 was there again to negotiate the terms on which Queen Elizabeth was to lend £20,000 to the States-General. In the same month he was in
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Merchant Adventurers also made some unavailing efforts for his release. The Queen wrote in September 1583 to Duke Casimir, by which time Rogers was held at Bredevoort by Anholt's widow.
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dated 1634 it was said that Rogers had two children—a son
Francis, who married a lady named Cory; and a posthumous daughter, Posthuma, who married a man named Speare.
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in 1585. Rogers has been called "the key figure in many diplomatic Anglo-Dutch exchanges". By 1575 he had fresh status as secretary to the
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was a close friend: they had met during the time Rogers spent in Paris. About three months after the foundation of the
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the diplomat was a friend, and Rogers wrote epigrams for him; Wilson took on Rogers as a secretary by the end of 1574.
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On 5 May 1587 Rogers was appointed a clerk of the privy council; he had already filled the office of assistant clerk.
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deciphered intercepted
Spanish correspondence dealing with an invasion of England. Rogers passed it on to Walsingham.
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the civilian was a brother, and went on some diplomatic missions with him. On his mother's side Rogers was related to
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In 1572 Rogers was in Ireland, acting as a guide to German aristocratic visitors. In October 1574 Rogers went with
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and plans were made for Rogers to help him with publication in England. In October 1590 the Danish diplomat Dr
451:. Camden is known to have used notes of Rogers. Ortelius and Camden asked Rogers to transcribe in Germany the
417:, evidence of his attachment to Leicester and the Sidney circle. Through the group around Sidney, Rogers knew
308:. He was there again in June 1588, when he conveyed expressions of sympathy from Queen Elizabeth to the young
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Rogers was then in Paris for nine years, with a break in Antwerp in 1565, and came under the influences of
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in 1575 by Dousa, Rogers wrote a commemorative poem. In Paris Rogers also knew some of the poets of
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Schmidt, Albert J. (1959). "Thomas Wilson and the Tudor Commonwealth: An Essay in Civic Humanism".
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Parry, Glyn (2006). "John Dee and the Elizabethan British Empire in Its European Context".
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verse. Most of it remained unpublished, much surviving in manuscript. An obituary poem for
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might act as honest broker. William considered that Frederik's close relationship with
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in 1577. As a consequence of a meeting Dee and Rogers had in 1578, the conquests of
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asking him for early references to the history of Ireland; he was acquainted with
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of the bishop. Latin verses by Rogers also figure in the preface to Ortelius's
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were added to Dee's imperial schematic. Ortelius tried to have Rogers continue
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Beller, E. A. (1925). "The Negotiations of Sir Stephen Le Sieur, 1584-1613".
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on the edition. Rogers further acted as an apologist for Buchanan's ideas on
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Bonaventura Vulcanius, Works and Networks: Bruges 1538 - Leiden 1614
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Phillips, James E. (1948). "George Buchanan and the Sidney Circle".
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Gilbert Tournoy; Jeanine De Landtsheer; Jan Papy (1 January 1999).
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Ryan, Lawrence V. (1954). "Walter Haddon: Elizabethan Latinist".
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Rogers died on 11 February 1591, and was buried in the church of
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Sir Philip Sidney and the Circulation of Manuscripts, 1558-1640
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Map showing the Lordship of Anholt in upper centre (as in 1789)
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Rogers also had antiquarian tastes, and was a close friend of
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Kirchner, Walther (1945). "England and Denmark, 1558-1588".
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Melanie Barber; Gabriel Sewell; Stephen Taylor (2010).
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offered some hope. In early 1579 Rogers was sent by
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30:diplomat and politician, known as a well-connected
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1494:The Lord of Uraniborg: A Biography of Tycho Brahe
1230:. Oxford University Press. p. 1015 note 18.
744:Queen Elizabeth and the Revolt of the Netherlands
1898:. Leuven University Press. p. 38 note 17.
502:, through Philips of Marnix, on the subject of
2156:. Vol. 49. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
679:. Vol. 49. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
1152:. Vol. 4. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
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1999:. University of Chicago Press. p. 472.
1966:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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2031:. Routledge & Kegan Paul. p. 203.
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1748:. Routledge & Kegan Paul. p. 155.
1746:John Dee: The World of an Elizabethan Magus
1497:. Cambridge University Press. p. 316.
1358:. Cambridge University Press. p. 136.
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544:'s description of Oxford University, 1578.
328:wrote to Rogers about the fleet of Admiral
932:. Ashgate Publishing, Ltd. pp. 12–4.
898:. Cambridge University Press. p. 65.
823:. University of California Press. p.
748:. University of California Press. p.
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819:The Transformation of Europe: 1558 - 1648
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1531:International Review of Scottish Studies
1324:. Oxford University Press. p. 216.
1033:Paul Douglas Lockhart (1 January 2004).
1012:. HarperCollins Publishers. p. 62.
1963:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
1867:Bibliothèque d'Humanisme et Renaissance
1261:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
1227:The Correspondence of Sir Philip Sidney
1070:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
712:Bibliothèque d'Humanisme et Renaissance
603:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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478:, concerned with the conquests made by
46:and his wife Adriana van der Weyden of
1836:Sir Philip Sidney: The Shepherd Knight
1688:. Yale University Press. p. 159.
1643:Sir Philip Sidney: The Shepherd Knight
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1800:The Sound of Virtue: Philip Sidney's
1109:. Boydell & Brewer. p. 33.
926:Robert E. Stillman (28 April 2013).
432:. Rogers consulted Dousa, Sturm and
184:Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester
1421:Sophie Crawford Lomas, ed. (1916).
1291:Sophie Crawford Lomas, ed. (1914).
1197:Sophie Crawford Lomas, ed. (1914).
670:"Rogers, Daniel (1538?-1591)"
258:William, Duke of Jülich-Cleves-Berg
1993:Donald F. Lach (15 January 2010).
1932:. Routledge. p. 291 note 53.
1429:. Institute of Historical Research
1299:. Institute of Historical Research
1293:"Elizabeth: September 1583, 16-30"
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346:beside his father-in-law's grave.
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1960:Roberts, R. Julian. "Dee, John".
1840:. Hutchinson of London. pp.
1807:. Yale University Press. p.
1647:. Hutchinson of London. pp.
1423:"Elizabeth: December 1584, 26-31"
892:Natalie Mears (8 December 2005).
815:Charles Wilson (1 January 1976).
740:Charles Wilson (1 January 1970).
240:on his way. He was captured near
2153:Dictionary of National Biography
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1318:H. R. Woudhuysen (23 May 1996).
1258:Bell, Gary M. "Gilpin, George".
1149:Dictionary of National Biography
861:. Lexington Books. p. 245.
676:Dictionary of National Biography
600:Loudon, Mark. "Rogers, Daniel".
455:, relevant in their view to the
335:He was Member of Parliament for
96:; he was employed as a tutor by
1352:Gary M. Bell (1 January 1995).
428:in 1579, communicating through
108:took over as ambassador there.
2180:16th-century English diplomats
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2185:English Renaissance humanists
1773:. Duckworth. pp. 264–5.
1450:The Journal of Modern History
1388:The English Historical Review
232:and a further mission to the
151:, and intended to combat the
2097:Huntington Library Quarterly
1980:UK public library membership
1711:Huntington Library Quarterly
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1199:"Elizabeth: June 1584, 1-10"
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782:Huntington Library Quarterly
620:UK public library membership
246:Maarten Schenck van Nydeggen
2148:Rogers, Daniel (1538?-1591)
312:on the death of his father
244:by the irregular forces of
180:Augustus, Elector of Saxony
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1224:Sir Philip Sidney (2012).
1163:J. A. Van Dorsten (1962).
566:J. A. van Dorsten (1962).
147:, strongly opposed to the
112:Dutch and German diplomacy
1769:I. D. MacFarlane (1981).
1491:Victor E. Thoren (1990).
974:10.1017/S0018246X06005462
514:Roger wrote copiously in
426:De jure regni apud Scotos
2027:Peter J. French (1984).
1804:and Elizabethan Politics
1744:Peter J. French (1984).
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73:. He was taught also by
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570:. University of Leiden.
554:Visitation of Middlesex
537:Theatrum Orbis Terrarum
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197:The publication of the
88:, and the contemporary
2195:People from Wittenberg
2058:. BRILL. p. 423.
1682:Katherine Duncan-Jones
1671:Van Dorsten, pp. 61–7.
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1143:"Beale, Robert"
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375:Guillaume des Autels
367:Jean-Antoine de Baïf
359:University of Leiden
137:Merchant Adventurers
34:poet and historian.
22:(1538?–1591) was an
2085:Van Dorsten, p. 11.
1629:Van Dorsten, p. 18.
1620:Van Dorsten, p. 13.
494:'s work in ancient
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60:Emanuel van Meteren
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689:Howell, pp. 158–9.
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262:Lordship of Anholt
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248:, who took him to
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