Men Women, and Books a Selection of Sketches Essays and Critical Memoirs From his Uncollected P

In this collection of essays, reviews, and sketches, Leigh Hunt offers his witty and insightful thoughts on literature, politics, and society. From Shakespeare to Shelley, and from scoundrels to socialites, Hunt's writing provides a window into the world of the Romantic era.

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