George William MacArthur Reynolds (23.7.1814-17.6.1879) was a
contemporary of Charles Dickens and his rival in
popularity at that time. He openly expressed his anti-aristocratic and
anti-clerical sentiments in his numerous novels. His elaborate and poetic
treatment of eroticism, seduction and human sexuality made him a
controversial writer in mid-century Victorian society. Till recently, he
was quite ignored by mainstream literary scholarship.
The setting of the second series of two volumes of MOCL which appeared in
104 weekly issues from 1850 to 1852, continues the
account of events purported to have taken place in the
British royal family during the Regency Era (1795-1820), centering
on the erotic escapades of the Prince of Wales, later King George
IV., and his aristocratic friends. -- A large part of the second series is devoted to the Prince's treatment of his wife, Caroline of Brunswick.
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