About The Thomas Wilson Page |
During the 1560's and 70's, Thomas Wilson served Queen
Elizabeth I as a diplomat, judge, secretary, and councillor.
A student of the great A careful prose stylist and thoughtful political analyst, Thomas Wilson was intellectually less bold than his friend Roger Ascham and politically less extreme than his co-secretary Francis Walsingham. His works, however, have enduring interest as solid accomplishments in the English humanist tradition, and several, especially The Art of Rhetoric, have been edited and reissued in the 20th century. This page intends to help students and readers to gain an appreciation and
awareness of Thomas Wilson's work by offering them relatively
accessible (i.e., in HTML format) and comparatively readable (i.e., abridged
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