How did richard hakluyt’s promotion for english colonization turn out? ( was it successful )

this may you i had this before this was in my notes.richard hakluyt was the leading advocate and chronicler of english overseas expansion in the reigns of elizabeth i and james i. his collections of voyages established in the english language a new kind of historical literature, which remained in vogue for over 200 years.

a member of an influential and long-established herefordshire family—his father was a london merchant—hakluyt was educated at westminster school, london, and christ church, oxford. his cousin richard hakluyt, a lawyer of the middle temple, introduced him as a schoolboy to maps and books on cosmography, thus firing his life-long interest in the new and rapidly developing subject of geography. at oxford, where he held a studentship at christ church (1570-ca. 1588), his study of the humanities as undergraduate and bachelor of arts (1570–1577) was the prelude to a teaching career as master of arts (1577 to 1582 or 1583) in which geography was increasingly his concern. he claimed to be the first to give public lectures in “the olde imperfectly composed, and the new lately reformed map, globes, spheares, and other instruments of this ” and he was among those consulted by the great flemish geographer abraham ortelius when the latter visited london in 1577. by the time he was ordained in 1578 he was an accepted authority on maritime affairs

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