Men of Character; Volume 2

This collection of short essays profiles notable men of the author's time, including William Wilberforce, Charles Dickens, and Benjamin Disraeli. The author, a Victorian playwright and journalist, offers insights into the characters and achievements of these figures, as well as his own opinions on politics, religion, and society.
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