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Delve into the brilliant mind of John Dryden with this comprehensive collection of his writings. "The Works of John Dryden, Vol. 18 of 18" offers a fascinating glimpse into 17th-century English literature through a variety of forms, including essays, dialogues, and letters. This volume features "Dialogue Concerning Women," character studies, and Dryden's "Life of Lucian," providing valuable insight into his literary criticism and biographical perspective.
Explore the breadth of Dryden's literary talent, showcasing his skill in both critical analysis and engaging narrative. Discover his thoughts on a variety of subjects, revealing the intellectual landscape of his time. This carefully prepared edition presents a wealth of information for scholars and enthusiasts of English literature alike. Included are an appendix and index for ease of reference, making this volume a valuable addition to any literary collection. A treasure trove of literary criticism and social commentary, this book offers a compelling window into the world of John Dryden and his enduring legacy.
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