The Prince Machiavelli

5b, Morley's Universal Library 1883 

Description

Morley's Universal Library, established in 1883 by the British publisher George Morley, was a pioneering venture aimed at making classic literature accessible to a wider audience. This groundbreaking initiative sought to democratize knowledge by publishing affordable editions of literary masterpieces, ranging from Shakespearean plays to works by prominent philosophers and poets. Morley's vision was to foster intellectual enrichment and cultural literacy among diverse readers, transcending social and economic barriers through the dissemination of enduring literary treasures. The Universal Library contributed significantly to the popularization of literature and the spread of educational opportunities during its era.

Notes

Blue hardback with black tooling on front and spine, some rubbing on corners, otherwise good condition.