Anselm Bayly Livres

First published in 1733, this book is a treatise on the relationship between music, poetry, and rhetoric. Bayly argues that these three art forms are closely linked and that mastery of one can lead to proficiency in the others. An insightful read for scholars and students of the humanities.

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