John Wilmot, Second Earl of Rochester (1647-1680)O'Neill, John
Notes on John Wilmot, Second Earl of Rochester.The article focuses on the marriage between John Wilmot, second Earl of Rochester, to heiress Elizabeth Mallet. A transcription of a letter from Rochester's mother, Lady Anne Rochester, to Sir Ralph Verney dated February 15, 1666/7 is presented ...
when travelling through the hills of Poitou, escorted by Patrick, Earl of Salisbury, and his men. The party were ambushed by Eleanor’s rebellious vassals, Geoffrey and Guy de Lusignan. Salisbury and his men were travelling, unarmoured, when the de Lusignans fell upon them...
The barons would be led by Simon de Montfort. Simon was the 6th Earl of Leicester. He was originally from France and married the king’s sister, Eleanor, without his permission. He became a noble and influencer of the king. The barons did not like him because he was a foreign advisor ...
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Erectile dysfunction provided Rochester with material for mock-tirades; disappointment takes a less physiological ground and a more analytic tone, as if in resignation to inevitability, when he reflects in a letter to his wife on 'soe greate a disproportion t'wixt our desires & what [is] ...
The Earl of Rochester is becoming increasingly recognized as a major poet of the Restoration Period. This book explores the full range and variety of the poet's work. The book is split into three sections. The first group of essays offer complementary but contrasting interpretations of love and...
The Tempest, Aphra Behn's The Rover, John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester's Valentinian, and Nahum Tate's A Duke and No Duke---offers a model for the workings of adaptive art based on the idea of negotiation, of the work or negotium necessarily involved in the process of adaptation itself....