This biography gives an insightful account of the life of Erasmus and his time spent in England. The author writes about Erasmus's friendships with other intellectuals of the time and gives a detailed look at the state of religion and academia in the universities of England during this period. The appendix also includes important original documents. This book is a valuable resource for historians and scholars alike.

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