The Critical Review was one of the most important literary magazines of the late 18th century, providing a platform for writers and critics to engage with the intellectual and cultural currents of the era. This volume collects a selection of essays and articles from the early decades of the Review, offering a glimpse into the debates and controversies that shaped the world of letters in the age of Enlightenment. This is an essential resource for scholars and students of 18th century literature and intellectual history.

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