Alexander Macmillan was a 19th century Scottish publisher, best known for founding the eponymous firm that bears his name. This collection of his letters sheds light on Macmillan as both a businessman and a person. Covering a wide range of topics from poetry to politics, these personal correspondences showcase the wit and wisdom of one of the great literary minds of the Victorian era.

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