William Hemminge’s Elegy on Randolph’s Finger

An analysis of a little-known poem by William Hemminges, a minor English poet of the 17th century. Despite its obscurity, the poem contains several lines that have resonated with readers over the centuries, and this volume explores the cultural and historical context that led to its creation.

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