Considered one of Robert Browning's most famous works, 'The Ring and the Book' is a poem based on a real-life murder case in 17th century Rome. The poem explores the perspectives and motives of various characters involved in the case, including the murderer, his victim, and legal officials. This edition includes commentary and analysis by the publisher.

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