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Hudibras

Hudibras (/ˈhjuːdɪbræs/) is a vigorous satirical poem, written in a mock-heroic style by Samuel Butler (1613–1680), and published in three parts in 1663, 1664 and 1678. The action is set in the last years of the Interregnum, around 1658–60, immediately before the restoration of Charles II as king in May 1660.

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related to Editions and versions in England after Butler's death · 32
Hudibras → Alexander Pope, Alfred Milnes, Bishop, Brimley Johnson, Butler, Cambridge University Press, Chandos Classics, Church, Dr Johnson, England, England-focused, Gloucester, Grey, Grey's, His, However, In, John Mitford, Life, Neither Johnson
related to The long afterlife of Hudibras · 23
Hudibras → Achnacarry Castle, Alexander Cameron, Alexander's, British West Indies, Butler, Butler's, Catholic Europe, Chief, Clan Cameron, Donald Cameron, However, In, Jacobite, Jacobitism, Lochaber, Lochiel, Lochiel's, Part Three, Parts, Roman Catholicism
related to Hudibrastic style after Hudibras · 22
Hudibras → Book One, Brimley Johnson, Butler, Cervantes's, Charles Cotton, Don Quixote, Don Quixote De, English Hudibrastics, Hudibrastic, Hudibrastick Verse, In, London, London Spy, Mancha, Merrily Translated, Ned Ward, Notable Adventures, Renown'd Knight, The Life, This
related to overview · 19
Hudibras → Butler's, Don Quixote, English, His, However, Hudibras's, Independents, It, Knight, Part III, Presbyterian, Presbyterianism, Ralpho, Sancho Panza, The Ladies Answer, They, This, Throughout, Trulla
related to Plot · 18
Hudibras → After, Believing, Brentford Fairs, Exasperated, Hudibras's, In The First Part, Kingston, Knighthood, Mirrour, Part Two, Ralpho, She, Sidrophel, The, The Second Part, They, Trulla, Whackum
related to Early translation into French · 16
Hudibras → Anastasius, Beckford, Dean, Edward Gibbon, Englishman, French, Henry Hart Milman, Hope, James Townley, Mr, Paris, St Paul's Cathedral, This, Townley, Two, Vathek
related to Hudibras's name · 16
Hudibras → Book Two, Britain, Britonum, Butler, De, Geoffrey, History, Holinshed, Holinshed's, Holinshed's Chronicles, Huddibras, Kings, Monmouth's, Spenser, Spenser's Faerie Queene, Unlike Butler
related to Ralpho · 13
Hudibras → And, Art, Brains, For Hudibras's, Gifts, He, Industry, New, Of Study, Presbyterian, Ralpho, Some, Yourself
related to External links · 12
Hudibras → Butler, London, May, Media, Nash, Oxford University, Project Gutenberg, Retrieved, Samuel, Standard EbooksButler, Wikimedia CommonsHudibras, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
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Hudibras → As Butler, Hudibras's, In Part One Canto, Knight, Knighthood, Mirrour, Never, One, Or Knight, Ralpho, Squire

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butler part one two ralpho butler's first edition widow published 1663 new sidrophel three hudibras's pp end get men book

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Donneinstance offantasies of the earlier Metaphysical poets0.80text
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Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchJames Townley0.60section
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Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchParis0.60section
Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchHenry Hart Milman0.60section
Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchDean0.60section
Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchSt Paul's Cathedral0.60section
Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchEdward Gibbon0.60section
Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchTwo0.60section
Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchMr0.60section
Hudibrasrelated to Early translation into FrenchBeckford0.60section

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