Ernest Edward Kellett (1864 1950) was an English writer and
literary critic who was senior English master at the Leys School,
Cambridge from 1889 to 1924. Originally published in 1928, this
book presents a selection of thirteen essays by Kellett on a
variety of literary figures and themes. Reflecting the author's
often outspoken views, the text contains many 'audacious
traversings' of widely held opinions regarding certain figures and
'reconsiderations' of previously held critical positions. This book
will be of value to anyone with an interest in literary criticism
and the writings of Kellett."
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