The Wits and Beaux of Society - Volume 1 by Philip Wharton;Grace Wharton
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personage: the aristocracy of the present day rank among his immediate
descendants: he is a creature of a modern and an artificial age; and with his career are mingled many features of civilized life, manners, habits, and traces of family history which are still, it is believed, interesting to the majority of English readers, as they have long been to GRACE and PHILIP WHARTON _October, 1860_. * * * * * THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY. * * * * * GEORGE VILLIERS, SECOND DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM. Signs of the Restoration.--Samuel Pepys in his Glory.--A Royal Company.--Pepys 'ready to Weep.'--The Playmate of Charles |
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