Rediscover "Hours in a Library Vol. 3 of 3," a cornerstone of Victorian era literary criticism by Leslie Stephen. This meticulously prepared new edition offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of English literature through insightful essays. Stephen, a prominent figure in British literature, explores a range of authors and works, providing historical context and critical analysis.
This volume delves into the history and criticism of English literature, showcasing Stephen's keen observations and enduring perspectives. A valuable resource for students and enthusiasts alike, "Hours in a Library" presents a collection of essays that reflect the literary landscape of its time. This edition, with additions, provides a comprehensive overview of Stephen's contributions to literary history and criticism. Explore the nuances of English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh literature within these carefully curated pages.
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