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Dive into the brilliant mind of William Hazlitt with this meticulously prepared republication of "The Collected Works of William Hazlitt, Vol. 11 of 12." This volume offers a rich selection of Hazlitt's English essays from the 19th century, showcasing his incisive literary criticism and philosophical reflections.
A key figure of the Romantic era, Hazlitt's essays provide invaluable insights into the literature and thought of his time. Explore a diverse range of topics, presented with Hazlitt's characteristic wit and intellectual rigor. This collection is essential for anyone interested in English literature, the history of ideas, and the art of the essay. Discover the enduring power of Hazlitt's observations on life, literature, and society in this carefully curated volume. A must-have addition to any library for its historical significance and timeless prose.
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