This comprehensive collection of the works of 18th-century novelist and playwright Henry Fielding includes some of his most beloved works, including Tom Jones and Joseph Andrews. The volume is also notable for a lengthy biographical essay by William Ernest Henley, providing a nuanced and insightful perspective on Fielding's life and legacy.

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