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William Parsons (poet)
William Parsons (died 1828)〔(Royal Society record, ''Parsons; William (- 1828)''. )〕 was an English poet, one of the Della Cruscans.
==Life==
Parsons was one of the coterie who published verse in ''The World'' in 1784–5, and later called the "Della Cruscans". At that period he was living in Florence, and was on good terms with Hester Piozzi. He was piqued at his exclusion from the ''The Baviad'' (1791), William Gifford's satire on the group, leading to an episode of name-calling. He lived mainly at Bath, Somerset.

In November 1787 Parsons was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.〔 Other details of his life are scanty.

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