Kyd in a sentence

Early life Thomas Kyd was the son of Francis and Anna Kyd and was baptised in the church of St Mary Woolnoth in the Ward of Langborn, Lombard Street, London on 6 November 1558.

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Vice Admiral Jerry Kyd, Fleet Commander recently made his first visit to Gibraltar since assuming the role of Fleet Commander earlier this year.

Asked what message HMS Queen Elizabeth sailing into the metropolis sent, Captain Kyd said it was symbolic of the link between the Royal Navy, US Navy and America and Britain in a post-Brexit world.

Around 1591 Christopher Marlowe also joined this patron's service, and for a while Marlowe and Kyd shared lodgings, and perhaps even ideas.

Ben Jonson mentions him in the same breath as Christopher Marlowe (with whom, in London, Kyd at one time shared a room) and John Lyly in the Shakespeare First Folio.

Consequently, there is no direct evidence that Kyd wrote it, nor any evidence that the play was not an early version of Hamlet by Shakespeare himself.

Evidence suggests that in the 1580s Kyd became an important playwright, but little is known about his activity.

Francis Meres placed him among "our best for tragedy" and Heywood elsewhere called him "Famous Kyd".

Here, Kyd received a well-rounded education, thanks to Mulcaster's progressive ideas.

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In December of that same year, Kyd's mother legally renounced the administration of his estate, probably because it was debt-ridden.

It is believed that Kyd was tortured brutally to obtain this information.

Kyd “accused his former roommate of being a blasphemous traitor, an atheist who believed that Jesus Christ was a homosexual” Gainor, J. Ellen., Stanton B. Garner, and Martin Puchner.

Kyd asserted that it had belonged to Marlowe, with whom he had been writing "in one chamber" some two years earlier.

Kyd died later that year at the age of 35, and was buried on 15 August in St Mary Colechurch in London.

Kyd is more generally accepted to have been the author of a Hamlet, the precursor of the Shakespearean play (see: Ur-Hamlet ).

Kyd's lodgings were searched and a fragment of a heretical tract was found.

Kyd told authorities the writings found in his possession belonged to Christopher Marlowe, a fellow dramatist and former roommate.