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lodgings with her grandfather, my Lord Haly, by coach; and was at
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Rochester's work deals with topical concerns, such as satires of
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face can I incline/To damn you to be only mine? ... Live up to thy mighty mind/And be the mistress of mankind".
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1685:. University Rochester Press. p. 88.
1633:. University Rochester Press. p. 85.
1565:Diary of Samuel Pepys – Complete 1665 N.S.
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1470:. University Rochester Press. p. 29.
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1792:Paton, Henry; Roberts, Hallam (1914).
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2338:Greer, Germaine (16 September 1999).
1573:Samuel Pepys, entry for 26 May 1665,
218:Charles Wilmot, 3rd Earl of Rochester
27:English poet and courtier (1647–1680)
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1207:Abattoir Blues / The Lyre of Orpheus
1040:, and discussed him in other works.
2544:Works by or about Earl of Rochester
2281:John O‘Connell (28 February 2008).
1924:. New York: The Bodley Head. p. 208
1813:. New York: Routledge. p. 14.
1575:Diary of Samuel Pepys May 28, 1665.
1146:, based on Jeffreys' play, starred
568:The Earl of Rochester in armour by
458:, and made his formal début at the
381:. Paul Davis describes Henry as "a
251:Henry Wilmot, 1st Earl of Rochester
229:Malet Vaughan, Viscountess Lisburne
3291:John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester
2519:John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester
2495:John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester
2244:(1934) New Directions (reprint).
1066:A Satyr against Reason and Mankind
649:In 1673, Rochester began to train
345:A Satyr Against Reason and Mankind
267:John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester
161:A Satyr Against Reason and Mankind
118:Believed to be complications from
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289:court, who reacted against the "
2315:. Oldpoetry.com. Archived from
2143:. Psychology Press. p. 9.
2056:Black, Joseph Laurence (2006).
1715:Johnson, James William (2004).
1679:Johnson, James William (2004).
1627:Johnson, James William (2004).
1512:Johnson, James William (2004).
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511:, serving on board the ship of
3456:Deputy lieutenants of Somerset
1464:James William Johnson (2004).
1437:James William Johnson (2004).
1388:. 22 June 2022. Archived from
845:He never said a foolish thing,
426:Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon
303:sexually transmitted infection
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2198:Lectures on the English Poets
1764:Translated by Bright, Mynors.
1748:(New York: Grove, 2005), 272.
1746:Nell Gwyn: Mistress to a King
935:(1673), and epilogues to Sir
369:on 1 April 1647. His father,
2778:The Adventures of Five Hours
2770:The Cutter of Coleman Street
1101:admired him. More recently,
843:Whose word no man relies on.
841:We have a pretty witty king,
435:Elizabeth Wilmot (Malet) by
32:John Wilmot (disambiguation)
2559:(public domain audiobooks)
2529:Poems and a short Biography
2386:Griffin, Dustin H. (1973).
2137:David Farley-Hills (1996).
1321:. Oxford University Press.
1249:. Oxford University Press.
1108:Rochester was listed #6 in
984:Portrait of John Wilmot by
811:Rochester's manor house in
517:Gentleman of the Bedchamber
277:)) was an English poet and
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3481:Deaths from kidney disease
3441:17th-century English poets
3090:The Marriage-Hater Matched
2405:Larman, Alexander (2014).
2373:(Munroe and Francis, 1812)
1904:Cambridge 2000 pp. 172–73
847:And never did a wise one.
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1171:The Ministry of Pleasure
661:Portrait of the poet by
361:John Wilmot was born at
3466:British erotica writers
2994:A Commonwealth of Women
2377:Greene, Graham (1974).
2125:Letters on the English.
1920:Greene, Graham (1974).
1778:Ballads and other poems
1600:. T. Davies. p. 6.
1158:as King Charles II and
1132:(1994), was written by
1016:(1675) and Dorimant in
1004:Reception and influence
896:A Satyr Against Mankind
560:Twenties and last years
182:The Imperfect Enjoyment
167:A Letter From Artemesia
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3202:The Recruiting Officer
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107:Woodstock, Oxfordshire
3106:The Canterbury Guests
3026:The Squire of Alsatia
2914:Friendship in Fashion
2443:Wilmot, John (2002).
2340:"Doomed to Sincerity"
1983:Watts, Isaac (1814).
1809:Wilmot, John (2002).
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2462:Combe, Kirk (1998).
2445:The Debt to Pleasure
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1162:as Elizabeth Malet.
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918:(1685), a scene for
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3162:The Constant Couple
3042:The Fortune Hunters
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2954:The London Cuckolds
2794:The Mulberry-Garden
2786:The Comical Revenge
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920:Sir Robert Howard's
820:courtly affairs in
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328:linked Rochester's
115:Cause of death
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3431:Earls of Rochester
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1477:978-1-58046-170-2
1450:978-1-58046-170-2
1420:"A Martyr to Sin"
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