Relocation to Eynsham
Poet involved
What happened
In 1670, Thomas Jordan relocated to Eynsham, a village in Oxfordshire, where he spent his later years. This move marked a significant change in his life, as he transitioned from the bustling city of London to a quieter rural setting.
Literary impact
The relocation to Eynsham may have influenced Jordan's poetry, allowing him to reflect on nature and rural life. This change in environment could have provided him with new inspiration and themes to explore in his later works.
Source: Wikipedia
