These essays, with some alterations & additions, are reprinted from the Daily News & the Speaker. The 1st 12 were published in London, by A.L. Humphreys, 1903, as Twelve Types. Charlie Bronte ̈William Morris & his schoolThe optimism of ByronPope & the art of satireFrancisRostandCharles IIStevensonThom.
"Originally appearing in The Daily News and The Speaker , the essays collected in Varied types (1903) include perceptive looks at such literary notables as Lord Byron, Charlotte Brontë, William Morris, and Bret Harte, as well as studies of some decidedly non-literary figures, including Queen Victoria."
"These essays, with some alterations & additions, are reprinted from the Daily News & the Speaker. The 1st 12 were published in London, by A.L. Humphreys, 1903, as Twelve Types. Charlie Bronte ̈William Morris & his schoolThe optimism of ByronPope & the art of satireFrancisRostandCharles IIStevensonThom."@en
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