Identify the four most famous sonneteers of the Elizabethar

Samuel Daniel

Edmund Spenser

William Shakespeare

John Donne

Charles Best

Michael Drayton

Sir Philip Sydney

Barnabe Barnes

Edmund Spenser

Sir Philip Sydney

William Shakespeare

Samuel Daniel

Explanation:

The Elizabethan era had a strong cultural and artistic production. The queen was a big fan and patron of good arts.

Literature grew enormously in that period and although Henry Howard introduced the sonnet in England, the poets Edmund Spenser, Sir Philip Sydney, William Shakespeare and Samuel Daniel became the most famous and influential sonnets of the time, the first two being the most famous in the country.

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