Excerpt from The Young People of Shakespeare’s Dramas: For Youthful Readers
Among the things which make this age re markable is the excellence of its literature for young people. The brightest intellects, the most delicate fancies, the cleverest pencils, are engaged in this service. Everything that is lovely and of good report receives individuality, and is set to allure into the paths of virtue and nobleness. No more perfect and gracious types of youthful life exist than the few scattered (mainly) through Shakespeare’s Historical Dra mas; and surely they may most fitly introduce young readers into that splendid world of the imagination which the great poet created for us.
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