Charles Harold Herford

Charles Harold Herford

(1853) Scholar and critical writer. Studies in the Literary Relations of England and Germany in the Sixteenth Century (1886), The Age of Wordsworth (1897), English Tales in Verse (1902), The Social History of the English Drama (1881); has done much work on Shakespeare, edited Eversley Shakespeare (10 volumes 1899), and has made translations from Ibsen, etc.

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