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Few cities in the world boast as rich a literary history as Edinburgh, and Laurence Hutton’s Literary Landmarks of Edinburgh offers a captivating exploration of the capital’s most significant literary sites. This 1891 edition, bound in decorative two-tone red hardcover, brings to life the places and people who shaped Scotland’s literary identity.
From Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns to Robert Louis Stevenson and James Boswell, Hutton guides readers through the homes, workplaces, and inspirations of some of literature’s greatest figures.
Through a collection of engaging essays, he reveals the streets, taverns, and landscapes that played a role in shaping poetry, drama, fiction, and non-fiction. Illustrated with detailed depictions, this book is a must-have for lovers of literary history, Scottish heritage, and classic literature.
A New York-born writer, literary editor, and critic, Laurence Hutton (1843–1904) was a passionate advocate for literature and the arts. Best known for his contributions to Harper’s Magazine, he traveled extensively, documenting literary landmarks across Europe and America. His deep admiration for literary history shines through in this detailed and engaging guide to Edinburgh’s rich literary landscape.
For readers fascinated by the history of literature, Edinburgh’s cultural impact, or the legacies of iconic writers, Literary Landmarks of Edinburgh is a valuable and insightful addition to any collection. Whether you’re an armchair traveler, a literary historian, or a lover of Scottish heritage, this book offers a rare glimpse into the city’s enduring literary influence.
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