1639 in literature

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The year 1639 in literature involved some significant events.

On May 21, the King's Men act John Fletcher's The Mad Lover.
Blaise Pascal's family move to Rouen.
François de La Mothe-Le-Vayer is elected to the Académie Française.
Simon Dach becomes professor of poetry at the University of Königsberg.
Archbishop William Laud donates the manuscript of the Peterborough Chronicle to the Bodleian Library.
Thomas Heywood writes Londini Status Pacatus, the Lord Mayor of the City of London's annual pageant for 1639. It would be the last such London pageant for the next fifteen years, as the practice is dropped during the troubled times of the English Civil War — only to resume under the Commonwealth.

Rajmund Đamanjić - Nauk za dobro pisati latinskijem slovima riječi jezika slovinskoga (Croatian grammar)
Jan Marek Marci - De proportione motus seu regula sphygmica
Friedrich Spanheim - Commentaire historique de la vie et de la mort de . . Christofle Vicomte de Dohna

Lodowick Carlell - Arviragus and Philicia, Parts 1 and 2 published
George Chapman & James Shirley - The Tragedy of Chabot published
Aston Cockayne – A Masque at Bretbie
Pierre Corneille - L'Illusion Comique, published
"T. D." - The Bloody Banquet published (authorship disputed)
William Davenant – The Spanish Lovers
Robert Davenport - A New Trick to Cheat the Devil published
John Fletcher -Monsieur Thomas and Wit Without Money posthumously published
Henry Glapthorne - Argalus and Parthenia published
Sir William Lower - The Phoenix in Her Flames
Philip Massinger - The Unnatural Combat published
Jasper Mayne - The City Match
James Shirley - The Politician performed; The Ball, The Maid's Revenge, Love in a Maze published
Sir John Suckling - Brennoralt, or the Discontented Colonel

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