Delve into the witty and satirical world of John Wolcott with "Odes, Epistles & C." This collection showcases Wolcott's sharp poetic voice, offering a humorous perspective on 18th-century society and manners. Known for his satirical verse, Wolcott, writing under the pseudonym Peter Pindar, fearlessly lampooned the figures and follies of his time.
"Odes, Epistles & C" presents a selection of his most celebrated works, combining clever wordplay with incisive social commentary. Readers will appreciate Wolcott's skill in crafting memorable characters and pointed observations, making this volume a delightful and insightful journey into the past. Whether you're a lover of classic poetry or interested in 18th-century social satire, this collection promises an engaging and entertaining read.
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