What has the author Charles Hanbury Williams written?

Charles Hanbury Williams (1708-1759) was a British diplomat and poet. He is best known for his satirical and witty political verse. Some of his most notable works include:

* "The Midnight Hour" (1742): A satirical poem lampooning the political scene, particularly the Prime Minister, Robert Walpole.

* "The Isle of Wight" (1744): A poem celebrating the natural beauty of the Isle of Wight, but also including political commentary on the King's retreat to the island during the Jacobite rising.

* "The Jealous Wife" (1761): A play, published posthumously, that is considered a classic of English comedy.

* "The Author" (1744): A satirical poem attacking the literary scene of the day, targeting various writers and poets.

* "The Country Gentleman" (1750): A poem that celebrates the life of the English countryside and contrasts it with the artificiality of city life.

In addition to these, Williams wrote numerous other poems, including "The Funeral of a Favorite", "The Man of Quality", and "The Court of Venus".

Williams was a skilled satirist and his works are notable for their wit, humor, and keen observation of the political and social life of his time.