Introduction to English Literature
“Seems to me to fulfil better, on the whole, than any other ‘Introduction’ known to me, the real requirements of such a book as distinguished from a ‘Sketch’ or a ‘Summary.’ It rightly does not attempt to be cyclopaedic, but isolates a number of figures of first-rate importance, and deals with these in a very attractive way. The directions for reading are also excellent.”—Professor C. H. Herford, Litt.D.
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