The Works Of Laurence Sterne

This collection, "The Works Of Laurence Sterne", presents a diverse range of writings from the celebrated 18th-century author. Included are a selection of Sterne's sermons (XXXIII-XLV), showcasing his unique blend of wit and moral instruction. The collection also features a compilation of his personal letters, offering insight into Sterne's life and thoughts.

Further enriching this volume is "The Fragment," an unfinished work that provides a glimpse into Sterne's creative process, and "The History Of A Good Warm Watch-coat," a humorous and satirical piece that exemplifies Sterne's distinctive literary style. This compilation offers a comprehensive view of Sterne's talent and lasting contribution to English literature.

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