"Lord Rochester's Monkey Being The Life Of John Wilmot" 1974 GREENE, Graham Lilly Pulitzer

"Lord Rochester's Monkey Being The Life Of John Wilmot" 1974 GREENE, Graham Lilly PulitzerGREENE, Graham [231] pp. The Viking Press 1974 10" x 7 1 2" Fine Fine Scroll Down for (9) Additional Scans: "Lord Rochester's Monkey" was written between 1931 and 1934 and, because of the reputation of its subject, the notorious Restoration libertine and poet, the book failed to find a publisher. Rochester was the most prominent of rakes. He was also a fine lyrical and satirical poet whose work, in Greene's opinion, has been greatly underestimated,

The residence was a society hub and the location for the Baron's infamous costumed balls

a revolutionary female entomologist and natural historian of the seventeenth century

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examining the etiquette and customs associated with this centuries-old sport

United States

His own family paled against her colourful

and philosopher Boris Groys

and host to contemporary racing of all kinds including Formula One

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