The Art of LettersFront matterReading editionChapter navigation27 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterRobert LyndContentsI.—Mr. PepysII.—John BunyanIII.—Thomas CampionIV.—John DonneV.—Horace Walpole1VI.—William CowperVII.—A Note on Elizabethan PlaysVIII.—The Office of the PoetsIX.—Edward Young as CriticX.—Gray and CollinsXI.—Aspects of ShelleyXII.—The Wisdom of ColeridgeXIII.—Tennyson: A Temporary CriticismXIV.—The Politics of Swift and ShakespeareXV.—The Personality of MorrisXVI.—George MeredithXVII—Oscar WildeXVIII.—Two English CriticsXIX.—An American Critic: Professor Irving BabbittXX.—GeorgiansXXI.—Labour Of AuthorshipXXII.—The Theory of PoetryXXIII.—The Critic as DestroyerXXIV.—Book ReviewingBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Robert LyndAll chapters and sections (27)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsRobert LyndContentsI.—Mr. PepysII.—John BunyanIII.—Thomas CampionIV.—John DonneV.—Horace Walpole1VI.—William CowperVII.—A Note on Elizabethan PlaysVIII.—The Office of the PoetsIX.—Edward Young as CriticX.—Gray and CollinsXI.—Aspects of ShelleyXII.—The Wisdom of ColeridgeXIII.—Tennyson: A Temporary CriticismXIV.—The Politics of Swift and ShakespeareXV.—The Personality of MorrisXVI.—George MeredithXVII—Oscar WildeXVIII.—Two English CriticsXIX.—An American Critic: Professor Irving BabbittXX.—GeorgiansXXI.—Labour Of AuthorshipXXII.—The Theory of PoetryXXIII.—The Critic as DestroyerXXIV.—Book ReviewingbyRobert Lynd →