Education at Westminster School
Poet involved
What happened
John Dryden began his education at Westminster School in London, where he was taught by Dr. Richard Busby. This rigorous classical education laid the foundation for his literary career, allowing him to master Latin and Greek, and fostering his early interest in poetry.
Literary impact
The education Dryden received at Westminster School was instrumental in shaping his literary voice. His exposure to classical texts and the discipline of writing under a renowned schoolmaster helped him develop the skills that would later define his poetry and criticism.
Source: Wikipedia
