Cavaliers, clubs, and literary culture

by Timothy Raylor

1994 335 pages eng

Biography & Memoir History

English Humorous poetry Royalists English poetry, history and criticism, early modern, 1500-1700 London (england), social life and customs Poets, English Humorous poetry Clubs Poets, biography English Poets English poetry Social life and customs History and criticism Biography History

Cavaliers, Clubs, and Literary Culture is centered around the lives and poetry of Sir John Mennes (a naval officer) and his friend James Smith (a debauched cleric) in Stuart and Interregnum England. It explores the largely uncharted territory between the official culture of the court and the often o…

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