The Elizabeth age prose

The Elizabeth age as well being called a young age it was full of boundless vigorous reawakened influential earnestness soaring imagination. the best fruit of the age are found in poetry in which all this element can be found in poetry there are registration of verification which it exerted  some checks on the youthful imagination on vigor of the Elizabethan consequently Elizabethan poetry is very great but prose does not admire of any   subtitled registration and the result is that the Elizabethan prose was developed much during the 15 century Latin was the medium of expression and almost all the important prose work  were written in that language. It was in the 16th century that the English language come to its own with the arrival of man printing English prose become the popular medium for works aiming both at amusement and instruction the book which data form this period covered many department of learning. The early Elizabeth use new prose when  was very alive the use some educated   Indian make of  English it was rich and overflowing  we find Elizabeth prose for from coming acceptable principal it is colouryblazing,  indirect prolix and cumulated  the 16th century English prose or the Elizabethan prose  can be categorized into two part 1st is prose writing before 1579 and prose during the latter half of the 16th century during the early year of the 16th century this prose was cultivated by ELYOT GEORGE CAVANDISH, CHEKE, WILSON and ASCHAN

Sir Thomas Elliot   (1490 – 26 March 1546) is the author of this 'GOVERNDUR' which appeared in 1531 the attraction of this book is one of the matter rather of manners. this treatise  is especially meant for those who would be called upon to govern England. ElYOTs style is Classical he is rather too much given to long sentence he lacks the deliberate  classical planner of the younger contemporary  ASCHAM

GEORGE CAVANDISH George Cavendish wrote the biography of WOLSEY i.e. 'life of Cardinal WOLSEY" he found the style of Berners and continued to write in the rhetorical and ornate style without aiming at simplicity

Sir THOMOSH WILSON “was another price writer of the period his main work is ART OF RHETORIC” WHICH APPEARD IN 1558 and went through eight addition between 1553 and 1585.In this necessity and importance of writing English for Englishman of avoiding strange “inkhorn term

(एक निस्संदेह शब्द किसी भी विदेशी उधार (या एक अंग्रेजी स्पीकर द्वारा मौजूदा शब्द की जड़ों से बनाया गया शब्द) 

अंग्रेजी में अनावश्यक या अत्यधिक अभिमानीपूर्ण माना जाता है। and rude chancer he was against the 

use of outlandish English and pleaded for the simplicity

ROGER ASCHAM is the representative of the realist school of Elizabethan prose he is among the pioneers of modern English prose he was the most popular of the works TAXOPHILUS” (1545) AND THE SCHOOL MASTER 1547 THE FIRST IS A TREATIES IN THE FORM OF A DIALOGUE ON archery the second is an educational work containing some idea that we there fairly fresh and enlightening.

The great containing of ASCHAM like in the direction of advancing and improving the English prose style he is one of the earliest writer of half parallel and half antithetical 

clauses after a fashion which we find in the middle of euphuism before “EUPHEUS” .his style us much labored commenting upon his SAINTSBURY absence ‘ASHAM’S is the first accomplished style in English English prose up to 1579 does not show marked improvement expect in the work of

ROGER ASCHAM after this date English prose made a rapid advance in various direction 

and registered an improvement in the evolution of the English prose style, English prose of 

the later 16^th century or Elizabethan age takes various form and shapes they are 

1-The prose romance

2-The pamphleteers, 
3- The translators

4-the sermon writers,
5-dramatic prose 
6-the character writer

7-easy writing etc.