Study of Law at the Inner Temple
Poet involved
What happened
In 1626, Fanshawe joined the Inner Temple in London to study law. Although he was drawn to the legal profession, his passion for literature and poetry ultimately prevailed. This period in London exposed him to the vibrant literary scene of the time, which would later influence his own poetic endeavors.
Literary impact
The legal training Fanshawe received at the Inner Temple sharpened his analytical skills and attention to detail, which are evident in his poetry. His experiences in London also connected him with other writers and intellectuals, enriching his literary network and inspiring his work.
Source: Wikipedia
