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He represented Hull in parliament from 1659 until he died in 1678, at which time his housekeeper, Mary Palmer, claimed that they had been married. He vehemently opposed Charles II, satirizing his government in ÒClarindonÕs House-WarmingÓ and The Las  t Instructions to a Painter, though he is better known for his earlier political verse, such as ÒAn Horatian Ode upon CromwellÕs return from Ireland.Ó FTP, identify this metaphysical poet of ÒUpon Appleton House,Ó ÒThe Garden,Ó and ÒTo His Coy Mistress.Ó
He represented Hull in parliament from 1659 until he died in 1678, at which time his housekeeper, Mary Palmer, claimed that they had been married.
Andrew Marvell