Book Description: A Washington Irving classic published in Spain. Includes numerous color plates of the Alhambra.
Hamilton Wright Mabie Books
Hamilton Wright Mabie was an American essayist, editor, critic, and lecturer. His work delved into literary criticism and cultural commentary. Mabie's essays frequently explored the interplay between art, nature, and the spiritual dimension of life. He aimed to inspire readers toward a deeper contemplation of the world's beauty and the essence of existence.
The Outlook; Volume 130
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Volume 2: Michaud's History Of The Crusades
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A Tale of Two Cities: Mystery of Edwin Drood: With Introduction, Critical Comments, Argument, Notes, Etc
- 804 pages
- 29 hours of reading
This book includes two classic literary works, A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, and The Mystery of Edwin Drood by his own hand (unfinished). Andrew Lang provides an introduction, critical comments, and notes, while Hamilton Wright Mabie contributes an argument for the works' literary merit. The book provides an excellent opportunity to explore the literary works of Charles Dickens and will be of interest to literary scholars, students, and anyone interested in classic literature.