Excerpt from English Men of Letters, Vol. 7: Scott; Dickens; Spenser
Ir will be observed that the greater part of this little book has been taken in one form or other from Lockhart's Mfe of Sir Walter Scott, in ten volumes. N o introduction to Scott would be worth much in which that course was not followed. Indeed, excepting Sir Walter's own writ ings, there is hardly any other great source of information about him and that is so full, that hardly anything need ful to illustrate the subject of Scott's life remains un touched. As regards the only matters of controversy, Scott's relations to the Ballantynes, I have taken care to check Mr. Lockhart's statements by reading those of the representatives of the Ballantyne brothers; but With this exception, Sir Walter's own works and Lockhart's life of him are the great authorities concerning his character and his story.
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