The Script of Jonathan Swift, and Other Essays
- 130 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Sir Shane Leslie was a prolific Irish man of letters who found success on both sides of the Atlantic. An Irish nationalist and a Catholic convert, his extensive literary output, encompassing novels, poetry, biographies, and histories, often delved into Catholic faith and Irish folklore. Leslie was also a pioneer in promoting the Irish language and advocating for conservation in Ireland. He served as an early literary mentor to F. Scott Fitzgerald, and his work, influenced by his Anglo-Irish aristocratic background and American heritage, remains a subject of critical study.
