The Works of Mark Akinside, M.D. in Verse and Prose: With his Life, a Facsimile of his Hand-writing, and an Essay on the First Poem by Mrs. Barbauld (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177279260)

This volume collects the complete works of Mark Akenside (1721-1770), a notable English poet and physician of the 18th century. Included are his poems, essays, and other writings, offering a comprehensive view of his literary output. The volume also features a biography of Akenside's life, providing context for his works and insights into his intellectual development. A facsimile of his handwriting adds a personal touch, connecting the reader directly to the author.

Adding to the volume's scholarly value is an essay on Akenside's first poem by Mrs. Barbauld, offering contemporary critical perspective. This collection is an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of 18th-century literature, providing a complete and contextualized view of Akenside's contributions to English letters.

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