Arthur Capel, the first Earl of Essex, was a prominent figure in English politics and society in the late seventeenth century. This collection of his letters offers a fascinating glimpse into his personal and professional life, as well as the broader cultural and political landscape of the era. The correspondence includes letters to and from such notable figures as King Charles II, the Duke of Buckingham, and various members of Capel's family and inner circle. The letters cover a wide range of topics, from court politics to the brewing conflict between England and the Dutch Republic. Anyone with an interest in English history or the art of letter writing will enjoy this unique and insightful volume.

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