Publisher's Synopsis
At the beginning of the twentieth century one of the greatest literary editions of all time was published: Cook & Wedderburn's 'Library Edition' of the Works of John Ruskin, the nineteenth-century polymath. In readiness for the twenty-first century, general access to Ruskin's complete works is now made possible through this electronic version, which enables users to navigate rapidly and search accurately through the entire text (9 million words long) and over 2,100 digitized graphic images. The CD-ROM provides an incomparable teaching and research tool, and is an invaluable resource for anyone with an interest in Ruskin or in art history, literary history, cultural history, and nineteenth-century studies generally.
