Thomas Hoccleve bol anglický básnik a úradník, kľúčová postava anglickej literatúry pätnásteho storočia. Jeho dielo poskytuje cenný pohľad na vzdelanú kultúru Anglicka počas vlády Lancasterovcov. Hoccleveho tvorba je uznávaná pre svoj význam v rámci rannej anglickej literárnej tradície.
Thomas Hoccleve (1368-426) was one of Chaucer's first disciples. This title represents a selection of his works. It explores themes and topics such as: women; money; isolation and suffering; the pains of hell and the joys of heaven; the serendipitous nature of literary production; and the writer as translator, reporter, or even as gossip. schovat popis
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Selected From A Manuscript In The Possession Of George Mason (1796)
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