This book provides a collection of Abraham Cowley's essays in prose and verse. The works cover a wide range of topics, from love and friendship to politics and religion. Cowley's writing is engaging and full of wit, making this collection an essential read for fans of his work.
Abraham Cowley was an English poet and essayist who lived in the 17th century. This book is a collection of his works, including some that were previously printed. Cowley's poetry is known for its wit and satirical edge, and he was highly regarded by his contemporaries.
Abraham Cowley was one of the leading English poets of the 17th century, and this collection brings together his complete works in a four-volume set. Edited by the poet and bishop Thomas Sprat, the volumes include Cowley's most famous works, such as The Mistress and The Davideis, as well as lesser-known poems and translations.
Abraham Cowley was one of the leading poets of the 17th century and also wrote extensively in prose. This collection of his essays and other prose works includes his influential essay 'Of Agriculture' along with his reflections on the poetic imagination, literary criticism, and social and political issues of his day. This edition also includes an introduction by Thomas Sprat, Cowley's contemporary and fellow writer.
This historic book chronicles the assassination plot against King Charles II at the Rye-House in the late 17th century. Based on first-hand accounts of the conspiracy, it provides a gripping and detailed look at the events that unfolded and the people involved.