Letters and Literary Remains

This collection, "Letters and Literary Remains," showcases the breadth of Edward Fitzgerald's literary interests and talents. It includes a selection of his personal letters, offering insights into his life, thoughts, and relationships with prominent figures of his time. The volume also features a diverse range of his literary works, such as "The Mighty Magician," "Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made Of," and "The Downfall and Death of King Oedipus." Additional works include "Agamemnon," his translation of "Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám," "Salámán and Absál," "Bredfield Hall," "Chronomoros," and "Virgil's Garden."

This compilation, edited by William Aldis Wright, provides a comprehensive view of Fitzgerald's contributions to literature and translation, appealing to scholars and enthusiasts interested in 19th-century English literature and the art of translation.

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