'Lords of Wine and Oile': Community and Conviviality in the Poetry of Robert Herrick

Focusing on Robert Herrick's poetry, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of his work within the framework of the seventeenth-century's literary, musical, political, and religious landscapes. It explores how Herrick articulates and shapes ideals of community, offering insights into his unique contributions to poetry during this era. Through a detailed examination of his affiliations and themes, the collection sheds light on the interplay between his art and the societal contexts of his time.