-Scott's Poetical Works*

b, 1894, Five vol. encased library 

Notes

"Scott's Poetical Works" is a comprehensive collection of the poetry of Sir Walter Scott, a renowned Scottish author and poet of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Known for his narrative style and vivid descriptions, Scott's poetry often draws on historical and legendary themes, reflecting his deep interest in Scotland's past. The collection includes notable works such as "The Lady of the Lake," "Marmion," and "The Lay of the Last Minstrel," which contributed to his fame and established him as a key figure in the Romantic literary movement. These poems are celebrated for their rhythmic elegance and their ability to evoke the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Scotland.

Description

Charming library encased in a leather enclosed box to include; V ol 1, The Lady of the Last Minstrel, Vol II, Lady of the Lake, etc. Vol III, The Lord of the Isles, etc., Vol IV, Vision of Don Roderick, etc, Vol. V, Poetry and Verse from the Waverley novels, three edge gild on each book, books in like new condition.