George Cavendish was a close advisor to Cardinal Wolsey, one of the most influential figures in Henry VIII's court. This book is a biography of Cardinal Wolsey, written by Cavendish. Also included are 'metrical visions' or poems that Wolsey wrote while in prison. Samuel Weller Singer edited and published this compilation in the 19th century.
This captivating biography chronicles the life and times of Cardinal Wolsey, one of King Henry VIII's closest advisors. Along with captivating accounts of Wolsey's remarkable achievements, the book includes in-depth character profiles of other influential people during this period, including the king himself, alongside thoughtful political and moral reflections. Whether you're a history buff or simply looking for a riveting read, this book is not to be missed.