Who really is the father of English prose?

Yeah. As Much as I know, Definitely William Tyndale Is really the father Of English Prose. read more

The title of "the father of English prose" has been assigned to several different men, including King Alfred the Great, Sir Francis Bacon, Sir John Mandeville and John Wycliffe. These men lived in England in the ninth, late-16th to early-17th, and 14th centuries. read more

The Father of Latin prose was Caecus. He was a Roman politician anda copy of one of his speeches is the earliest known politicalmanuscript in Latin in existence. read more

The father of English prose is father of english prose is. William Tyndale who wrote. The King James Bible, since its publication in 1611, has had a profound influence on the development of the English language, not only in the words and phrases that it employed but also in the syntax and grammatical usages that it rendered into the English vernacular. read more