The Beaux of the Regency, Volume 2 (1908)
Rogers was known for rubbing elbows with all the mucky-mucks of the literary world, including Wordsworth, Byron, and Sir Walter Scott. His skills with witty conversation and friendship with those famous poets. Born in 1763, he would live a long life until 1855. His inheritance of a banking firm set him up well for life, and he used the funds to become influential in London and known as a man of taste for his acquisitions of art (Samuel Rogers | Romantic Poet, Poet Laureate, Lyrical Poet | Britannica).
You can read a collection of his poetry: Samuel Rogers – Poems by the Famous Poet – All Poetry
