What to read after Curiosities Of Literature By L. D'israeli?

This book is a classic work of literary criticism and historical scholarship by the renowned British author and politician Benjamin Disraeli. Through a series of essays, he explores the obscure and unusual corners of the literary world, shedding new light on forgotten authors, lost works, and unusual literary phenomena.

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