This collection of letters by Charles Lamb, one of the most celebrated essayists of the Romantic era, offers a unique glimpse into his personal life and literary circle. The letters are marked by their wit and intelligence, revealing Lamb to be a sharp observer of his contemporaries and an insightful commentator on his own work. The book is an essential resource for students and scholars of English literature.

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