Essays William Hazlitt by Frank Carr HC From Mt. Holyoke 1913 With Notes

Delve into the sharp wit and insightful observations of William Hazlitt, a master of the English essay, with this carefully curated selection of his finest works. Edited by Frank Carr, this volume offers a window into Hazlitt's exploration of diverse topics, from art and politics to literature and human behavior. Experience his captivating prose, profound reflections, and enduring relevance. Discover a Personal Piece of Mount Holyoke College History This particular hardback edition possesses a captivating connection to Mount Holyoke College, possibly from 1913. The phrase "From Mt. Holyoke 1913 With Notes" strongly suggests this copy belonged to a student there at that time, potentially Alice Manning. While the exact details of this association are not definitively confirmed by external records, this intriguing detail adds a layer of historical significance to the book. Containing Potential Notes by Alice Manning A unique feature of this copy is the potential presence of notes written by Alice Manning. These handwritten annotations, offer a glimpse into the student's engagement with Hazlitt's ideas and the educational environment of Mount Holyoke College in 1913. Imagine the insights and reflections that could be contained within these pages!