In 1822 William Hazlitt, forty-four years old and married, was both
tormented and enchanted by Sarah Walker, his landlady's
nineteen-year-old daughter. "Liber Amoris" is the chronicle of that
obsession, an extraordinary fragment of Romantic autobiography that
explores the unstable nature of what individuals perceive as
'truth', the unknowability of others, and leaves the reader unsure
of who is victim, who seducer in this haunting relationship.
Gregory Dart sets "Liber Amoris" in its context of Hazlitt's other
writings from 1822-3, and provides a wealth of fascinating notes
that take us deep into the period and the writer's imagination.
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