sir William Temple life and work observation upon the united provinces. He was first awarded as tittle of baronet . he was born in London united kingdom . He was essayist and English stateman .His essay "Upon Ancient and Modern . William Temple preferred a life of country is ease. William Temple was the son of sir Johan Temple and nephew of Dr ,Thomas Temple he educated at Emmanuel Cambridge .Temple travel across

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3.  Sir William Temple was1st Baronet .
 Meaning of Baronet:- A member of the lowest hereditary titled British order
with the status of a commoner but able to use the prefix SIR.
 He was born On 25 April 1628 in London ,UK .
 He studied at Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
 He was English Stateman and Essayist.
(Wikipedia)

4. Temple began his diplomatic career in 1665 as protégé of Charles 2nd secretary of
state, Henry Bennet and in 1666 was awarded a baronetcy.
(Britannica.com)

5. WORK
Observations upon the United Provinces

6. Temple’s Observations upon the United Provinces (1673) has been hailed by 20th-century
scholars as a pioneer work in the sympathetic interpretation of the people of one country to those of
another. The majority of his essays, however, were written after his retirement and collected for
publication by Johnathan Swift who was his secretary for most of the period from 1689 to 1699.
Temple’s graceful, conversational style provided a model for Swift’s own writing, and Swift’s
celebrated “Battle of the Books” is a reply to critics of Temple’s essay “Upon Ancient and Modern .

7.  Temple had no surviving male heir (his only son was a suicide in 1689), and the
baronetcy became extinct upon his death.
 Died on 27 January 1966 in U.K