Thomas Nashe- Timeline
Thomas Nashe:
1567 -----> He was born in Lowestoft, Suffolk
1582 -----> Enrolled in St. John's College, Cambridge University
1584 -----> Had become a scholar of the Lady's Margaret Foundation
1586 -----> Graduated his B. A
1589 -----> His first printed essay appeared on Robert Greene's Menaphon
1592 -----> A pleasant Comodie, called Summer's Will and Testament (written)
1593 -----> Christ's Tears
1593 -----> The Unfortunate Traveller
1593 -----> Lenten Stuffe
1594 -----> The Terrors of the Night
1600 -----> Summer's Last Will and Testament published
1601 -----> In Charles Fitzgeffrey's Affainae (1601) Thomas Nashe was referred to as already deceased.
Sources:
Thomas Nashe By McGinn, Donald Joseph
A History of the Elizabethan Literature- George Saintsbury
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