Letters Between the Rev. James Granger ... and Many of the Most Eminent Literary Men of His Time: Composing a Copious History and Illustration of His (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781142975005)

This collection, "Letters Between the Rev. James Granger ... and Many of the Most Eminent Literary Men of His Time," offers a fascinating glimpse into the 18th-century literary world. It primarily consists of correspondence to James Granger, the author of the renowned "Biographical History of England." These letters provide valuable context and detail, effectively composing a copious history and illustration of Granger's biographical work.

The collection also includes miscellanies and notes from Granger's tours in France, Holland, and Spain, offering insights into his travels and intellectual pursuits beyond his biographical endeavors. Scholars and enthusiasts of British history and literature will find this compilation an invaluable resource, providing a direct connection to the thoughts and interactions of prominent figures of the era.

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