First published in 1825, the London Review of English and Foreign Literature provides readers with in-depth literary analysis and commentary. This volume contains a range of critical essays on works by authors such as Shakespeare, Milton, and Byron, as well as coverage of contemporary literature. Editor W. Renrick offers insightful analysis and thoughtful commentary on the latest literary trends and developments.

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