Memoirs of a Coxcomb

A deliciously scandalous romp through 18th-century libertine London, this satirical 'memoir' follows the misadventures of a self-proclaimed rake navigating society's drawing rooms and bedchambers. Published by Broadview Press with scholarly apparatus, it's a fascinating glimpse into Georgian-era attitudes towards seduction, vanity, and moral hypocrisy. Perfect for readers who relish bawdy period literature, students of 18th-century fiction, or anyone drawn to the cheekier side of literary history.