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Henry Howard was an English nobleman, politician, and poet who was born around 1517. He’s considered one of the founders of English Renaissance poetry, and his work is often connected to Sir Thomas Wyatt’s. He was famously executed by Henry VIII in 1547.
Biography. Henry Howard, earl of Surrey (SUR-ee), was born about 1517 into one of the most powerful noble families of sixteenth century England. His father, Sir Thomas Howard, was made third duke ...
Henry Howard. Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, KG (1516/1517– 19 January 1547), was an English aristocrat, and one of the founders of English Renaissance poetry. He was a first cousin of both Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, the second and fifth wives of King Henry VIII. #EnglishWriters. works 48. Words 2,798.
His second son Henry, Earl of Northampton, erected a magnificent tomb for him there in 1614. Surrey's father, the Duke of Norfolk, remained in prison throughout the reign of King Edward VI, but was released when Queen Mary took the throne. Henry Howard's first son, Thomas Howard, succeeded his grandfather to the title of Duke of Norfolk in 1553.
Henry Howard, chevalier de la Jarretière (1516 ou 1517 – 19 janvier 1547), connu, en tant que poète, sous le surnom de « comte de Surrey », bien qu'il n'ait jamais été pair, est un soldat et aristocrate anglais, l’un des pères de la poésie anglaise de la Renaissance.
Henry Howard, ‘the poet earl of Surrey’, was in many ways a prototype for that model of reckless, youthful aristocratic ambition that would later produce Sir Philip Sidney and the Elizabethan Earl of Essex, Robert Devereux. 6 Close Like Sidney, Surrey was a writer who was adopted after his death as an icon of an idealized, English, reformed Christian manhood by a cadre of protestant writers.
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