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The Review of English Studies 2004 55(220):346-354; doi:10.1093/res/55.220.346
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Charles, Viscount Mordaunt and ‘The ladies' march’

Harold Love

Monash University

Charles, Viscount Mordaunt, later third earl of Peterborough, is mentioned in several contemporary sources as a leading member ofa circle of writers of lampoons attacking prominent figures of the Restoration ‘town’. One such work, ‘The ladies' march’, is plausibly ascribed to him in a satirical reply. Other verse can be attributed with varying degrees of confidence. There is a suggestion in two instances that he was the versifier of material provided by others.


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