By-ways of Literature; or, Essays on old Things and new, in the Customs, Education, Character, Liter

“By-ways of Literature” is a collection of essays by David Hilton Wheeler, exploring various facets of English-speaking culture. Published in 1883, the essays delve into the customs, education, character, literature, and language that define the English-speaking people. Wheeler offers insightful commentary on both old and new aspects of these cultural elements, providing a historical perspective on their evolution.

The essays examine topics ranging from literary traditions to social norms, offering readers a glimpse into the intellectual landscape of the late 19th century. Wheeler's observations on education and language provide valuable context for understanding the development of these essential components of society. This collection serves as a mirror reflecting the values and preoccupations of a bygone era, offering insights that remain relevant today.

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