Poetical Works Of Henry Howard, Earl Of Surrey

This collection, "Poetical Works Of Henry Howard, Earl Of Surrey, Minor Contemporaneous Poets, And Thomas Sackville, Lord Buckhurst," presents a carefully curated selection of 16th-century English verse. Featuring the works of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, a key figure in the development of the English sonnet and blank verse, alongside contemporaneous poets such as Nicholas Grimald, Baron Thomas Vaux Vaux, and Thomas Sackville, it offers a rich tapestry of Renaissance poetic expression.

Howard's innovative contributions to poetic form are showcased, alongside the diverse voices of his peers, providing valuable insight into the literary landscape of the Tudor era. This volume serves as an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts of English literature, offering a glimpse into the minds and artistry of poets who shaped the course of English literary history. Discover the enduring beauty and historical significance of these remarkable works.

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