Richard Carew

Richard Carew was an English antiquarian and poet, best known for his work "The Survey of Cornwall," published in 1602. This seminal text provides a detailed account of Cornwall's geography, history, and culture, reflecting Carew's deep appreciation for his native region. In addition to his survey, he wrote an epistle on the merits of the English language, showcasing his literary prowess and interest in linguistic expression. Carew's contributions to literature and local history have made him a notable figure in the study of early modern England.