Tradition and Revolt: The literature of the Age of Reason and of the Romantic Era

The book shows signs of age-related wear, particularly on the spine and cover edges, which are frayed. The binding is intact, ensuring the book remains usable. There is no dust jacket present. Handwritten notes and inscriptions are visible on the title page, adding a personal touch to this edition.

"Tradition and Revolt: The Literature of the Age of Reason and of the Romantic Era" by George K. Anderson and Robert Warnock is a scholarly exploration published by Scott, Foresman and Company in 1951. This volume, part of "The World in Literature" series, offers an in-depth examination of literary works from the Age of Reason through the Romantic Era. The authors, affiliated with Brown University and the University of Connecticut, provide authoritative insights into the cultural and historical contexts of these periods. This edition is notable for its comprehensive coverage and academic rigor, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars of literature. The book’s condition reflects its age, with visible wear on the spine and cover, but the binding remains intact. The absence of a dust jacket and the presence of handwritten notes add a unique character to this copy.