As a member of Henry Vane's entourage he visited the court of Gustavus Adolphus. The posthumous Brennoralt was an expansion of his tragedy Discontented Colonel, but more interesting is his "Sessions of the Poets," in which he pits contemporary poets 
As a member of Henry Vane's entourage he visited the court of Gustavus Adolphus. The posthumous Brennoralt was an expansion of his tragedy Discontented Colonel, but more interesting is his "Sessions of the Poets," in which he pits contemporary poets like D'Avenant and Carew against one another. Other works include the tract An Account of Religion by Reason, the "Ballad Upon a Wedding" and a drama in which outlaws disguise themselves as the titular creatures. For 10 points, identify this cavalier poet and author of The Goblins and Aglaura, which featured his best known poems like "Why so pale and wan, fond lover."
As a member of Henry Vane's entourage he visited the court of Gustavus Adolphus.
Sir John {Suckling}