Molière And The Misanthrope: A Lecture Delivered At The Taylor Institution, Oxford, On May 12, 1891, And Lately At The Rochester Girls' Grammar School, On October 14, 1891 (Hardcover)

This lecture explores the work of Molière, particularly his play The Misanthrope, which satirizes the hypocrisy of the French aristocracy during the 17th century. The lecture provides a thoughtful analysis of Molière's writing style and its significance in French literature.

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