The Four Knaves: A Series of Satirical Tracts; Volume 9
The Four Knaves, Volume 9 in this series, presents a collection of satirical tracts offering a glimpse into 17th-century English society. Authored by Samuel Rowlands and Edward Francis Rimbault, these pieces use wit and humor to critique various aspects of the era. The series captures the social and political climate through sharp satire, providing entertainment alongside insightful commentary. Readers interested in historical satire and early modern English literature will find this volume a valuable resource. This collection preserves a unique form of expression and offers a window into the concerns and sensibilities of a bygone era.
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