James Grainger

James Grainger (1721 - 1766), poet, of a Cumberland family, studied medicine at Edinburgh, was an army surgeon, and on the peace settled in practice in London, where he became the friend of Dr. Johnson, Shenstone, and other men of letters. His first poem, Solitude, appeared in 1755. He subsequently went to the West Indies (St. Kit's), where he made a rich marriage, and published his chief poem, The Sugar-Cane (1764). Grainger, James Grainger, James

 

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