William Wycherley was a notable English playwright of the Restoration period, celebrated for his contribution to the genre of comedy. Born around 1640, he became one of the leading figures in the development of English comedy with works that displayed sharp wit and social commentary. His plays often emphasize themes of love, deceit, and the complexity of human relationships, reflecting the moral landscape of his time. Wycherley's most famous plays include "The Country Wife"...