This collection of works by William Hazlitt includes his memoirs of English playwright and author Thomas Holcroft, his celebrated essay Liber Amoris, and his book Characteristics which offers insight into literary and philosophical topics of the time.
This anthology of essays by the literary critic William Hazlitt showcases his wit, insight, and erudition. With topics ranging from literature and art to politics and culture, Hazlitt's writing remains as fresh and engaging today as it was in the early 19th century.
First published in 1908, this classic book provides a comprehensive and scholarly account of the history and architecture of the Temple Church in London, one of the most iconic and enigmatic buildings in British history. Featuring detailed descriptions and illustrations of the church's artworks, ornaments, and furnishings, as well as a biography of its most illustrious figure, the poet and priest George Herbert, The Temple and a Priest to the Temple is a cornerstone of English heritage.