Francis Turner Palgrave was a British poet of the Victorian era, recognized for his significant contributions to English literature. Born on September 28, 1824, and passing away on October 24, 1897, Palgrave is best known for his collection of poems and his role in promoting English poetry. Palgrave's career was marked by his dedication to poetry and his efforts to support the works of other poets. His most famous work, 'The Golden Treasury of English Poetry', published in 1861, is a seminal collection that showcases the best of English poetry from the Middle Ages to the Victorian era. Palgrave's compilation and editing of this collection have had a lasting impact on the study and appreciation of English poetry. His work continues to inspire poets and readers of English literature today.