This volume collects the most famous and well-loved poems of Matthew Arnold, one of the most important English poets of the 19th century. From the pastoral beauty of 'The Scholar Gypsy' to the harsh realities of 'Dover Beach', Arnold's verse explores the complexities of human experience with insight and sensitivity. With an introduction by George Campbell Macaulay, this book is an ideal introduction to Arnold's work.

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