William Wycherley

William Wycherley was an English playwright active during the Restoration period. He is best known for his comedic play "The Country Wife," which explores themes of love and deception in 17th-century society. Wycherley's works often reflect the social mores of his time and are notable for their wit and satirical elements.

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