This scholarly study seeks to uncover the true authors of the first 100 issues of the Edinburgh Review, a prominent literary and political periodical of the early 19th century. Copinger employs a range of textual and historical methods to make his case, which will be of interest to anyone studying the history of periodical literature or the development of the liberal intellectual tradition in Britain.

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