The History of Whiggism, Or, the Whiggish-Plots, Principles, and Practices in the Reign of King Charles the First, During the Conduct of Affaires, Under the Influence of the Three Great Minions and Fa

Edmund Hickeringill was a 17th-century English clergyman known for his controversial work "The History of Whiggism," which critiqued the political party. He wrote in a satirical and witty style, often using humor to convey his points. His work challenged conventional beliefs and sparked debates on political ideologies in literature.