In this definitive study of the works of Sir Thomas Wyatt, historian and literary critic Charles Augustus Myers provides a fascinating insight into the development of English poetry in the Tudor period. Exploring the themes and motifs that recur throughout Wyatt's work, Myers provides a comprehensive analysis of the poet's creative output. This volume is a must-read for literary scholars, fans of the Renaissance, and lovers of poetry.

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