Bonamy Dobrée Libri

Beautiful young heiress Emily St. Aubert is frightened when she finds herself orphaned and in the hands of her cold and distant aunt, Madame Cheron. But her fear turns to terror when Madame Cheron agrees to marry the haughty and brooding Signor Montoni, and she finds herself trapped in the castle of Udolpho, threatened by Montoni's terrible greed and haunted by the secrets of the medieval fortress. Will Emily find the strength to survive this place of nightmares? Or will Montoni and his wicked schemes destroy her completely?

This collection of essays explores the contributions of notable literary figures from the 17th to the 19th centuries, including Milton, Dryden, and Byron, among others. Each essay delves into the unique styles and themes of these writers, offering insights into their impact on literature. The work also highlights lesser-known authors like Ouida, providing a comprehensive overview of the literary landscape during this period. Through critical analysis, the essays illuminate the evolution of literary thought and expression across different genres and eras.