John Potenger

John Potenger or Pottinger (1647–1733) was an English legal official and author. He was educated at Winchester School and Corpus Christi College, Oxford, and proceeded B.A. in 1668. He was admitted to the Inner Temple in 1675. He obtained the post of master in chancery after 1678, and subsequently sold it. He was removed from public office for refusing to support the religious policy of James II, but was restored by William III. He was the author of ''A Pastoral Reflection on Death'', several translations, and many unpublished poems. Provided by Wikipedia
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    A pastoral reflection on death A poem

    A pastoral reflection on death A poem by Potenger, John

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    A pastoral reflection on death a poem

    A pastoral reflection on death a poem by Potenger, John

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