In this collection of essays, J. M. Robertson explores the connections between the works of Michel de Montaigne and William Shakespeare, two of the most influential writers of the Renaissance era. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of literature, philosophy, and history, Robertson sheds light on the achievements and limitations of these great authors. He also discusses a range of related topics, including the evolution of English prose and the role of skepticism in modern thought. A fascinating read for anyone interested in literary criticism or cultural history.

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