William Caxton

Role: author and translator · First appears: Edward IV 41

Life events

• c. 1483 · William Caxton wrote a chronicle, an appendix to Trevisa, and other books and translations.(Edward IV 41)
  • “William Caxton wrote a chronicle called Fructus temporum, and an appendix ynto Treuisa, beside diuerse other bookes and translations;”

Edward IV 41

• with John Trevisa (Caxton wrote an appendix to Trevisa's work.) “William Caxton wrote a chronicle called Fructus temporum, and an appendix ynto Treuisa, beside diuerse other bookes and translations”

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Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.