Leigh Hunt, a prolific essayist, poet, and journalist, emerged as a central Romantic figure in England, contributing diverse poetry forms such as narratives, odes, and sonnets. His vibrant descriptions and lyrical prowess stand out, reflecting his deep connection with nature and mastery over ambiance.
 
Notably, Hunt liberated couplets from neoclassical constraints, displaying his poetic influence. Beyond his writing, he showcased exceptional literary critique, introducing the public to poets like Keats, Shelley, Browning, and Tennyson. Hunt's legacy resonates through his multifaceted creativity and pivotal role in shaping the Romantic movement, leaving an indelible mark on English literature.
 
This collection of his works is edited by Arthur Symons with Illustrations by H M Brock