Month: July 2025

Introduction to Sir George Savile Sir George Savile stands as a remarkable Restoration political writer. His career blended moderation, counsel, and sharp observation in turbulent political times. Restoration England needed stability after years of conflict and upheaval. Savile entered this Read More …

Early Life and Family Background John Wilmot was born in 1647 into a noble family with strong ties to the monarchy. His father, a Royalist soldier, gave him early exposure to loyalty, conflict, and political engagement. These experiences shaped his Read More …

Introduction: A Satirist in the Age of Restoration. The Restoration period in English literature (1660–1700) is best known for its comedy. It is also famous for its satire and celebration of courtly wit. Samuel Butler stood out among dramatists and Read More …

Introduction: The Unlikely Luminary of Restoration Literature The Restoration period of English literature (1660–1700) is known for its return to classical wit, social satire, and theatrical brilliance. Writers such as Dryden, Congreve, and Etherege painted a world of polished manners Read More …