An Essay on the Genuis and Writings of Pope; Volume I

First published in 1756, this influential essay on the life and work of Alexander Pope remains a classic of literary criticism. Warton's analysis of Pope's poetry and his insights into the social and cultural contexts of Pope's era have been widely influential in shaping our understanding of this major figure in English literature.

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