Delight in the wit, wisdom, and unbridled imagination of Leigh Hunt, one of England's greatest literary critics and essayists. Including such classic pieces as 'The Story of Rimini' and 'A Jar of Honey from Mount Hybla', this collection showcases Hunt's distinctive voice and his unique perspective on the cultural life of 19th century London. With its charming prose and erudite insights, Essays of Leigh Hunt is a must-read for anyone who loves literature, history, and the art of writing.
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