| Front | cavalier poet |
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| Back | a group of lyric poets who flourished during the reign of Charles I 1625_49 these courtiers wrote about love and loyalty to the monarch, usually in complimentary poems or heat-lighted lyrics. Lovelace, Suckling and Carew were the most prominent, while Herrick and Waller, though not of their social coterie, often resemble them in literary style and attitude. all owe a debt to Donne and Jonson |
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