Felltham, Owen

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Felltham (or Feltham), Owen (c. 1602-1668)

English essayist. He was noted for the volume of essays Resolves, Divine, Morall and Politicall 1623. His style was modelled on that of Francis Bacon, and has more to offer than the content. Later editions of Resolves include a collection of poems called Lusoria, or Occasional Pieces.

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