Man of Mode

Discover the wit and charm of Sir George Etherege's Man of Mode, a timeless comedy of manners that stands as one of the finest examples of English drama from the Restoration period. Published by Nick Hern Books in 2007, this captivating play spans 160 pages and showcases the intricacies of courtship in Great Britain during the late 17th century. Etherege's sharp dialogue and insightful commentary on libertinism make this work a must-read for enthusiasts of classic literature and drama. Dive into the world of 1660-1700 where social norms are both challenged and celebrated, and experience the brilliance of a playwright who paved the way for future dramatists like Congreve. Perfect for both casual readers and scholars alike, Man of Mode is an essential addition to any literary collection.