J W MacKail

J W MacKail is the author of books such as The Life Of William Morris.

Books by J W MacKail

The Life Of William Morris

The Life Of William Morris

Latin Literature

Latin Literature

The Springs Of Helicon

The Springs Of Helicon

Select Epigrams From the Greek Anthology

Select Epigrams From the Greek Anthology

Biblia Innocentium

Biblia Innocentium

Lectures On Greek Poetry

Lectures On Greek Poetry

The Progress Of Poesy

The Progress Of Poesy

Virgil and His Meaning To the World Of Today

Virgil and His Meaning To the World Of Today

William Morris

William Morris

The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments

The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments

The Parting Of the Ways

The Parting Of the Ways

William Morris His Circle

William Morris His Circle

Lectures On Poetry

Lectures On Poetry

Modern Essays, Reprinted From Leading Articles In The Times

Modern Essays, Reprinted From Leading Articles In The Times

Coleridges Literary Criticism

Coleridges Literary Criticism

The Hundred Best Poems

The Hundred Best Poems

Socialism and Politics

Socialism and Politics

Russia's Gift To the World

Russia's Gift To the World

Shakespeare After Three Hundred Years

Shakespeare After Three Hundred Years

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Homer

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Classical Studies

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The Approach To Shakespeare

The Case For Latin In Secondary Schools

The Case For Latin In Secondary Schools

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Bibila Innocentium

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Thermopylae

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Virgil's Works

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Studies In Humanism

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Studies Of English Poets

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Socialism and Politics, an Address and A Programme

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Select Epigrams From the Greek Anthology Edited With a Rev Text, Introd, Translation and Notes By Js Mackail

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The Life Of William Morris, Volume I

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Swinburne, a Lecture

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Swinburne, a Lecture Delivered Before the University On April 30, 1909