Filio Desideratissimo, 1862 presents a collection of letters and biographical information pertaining to Edward Hawkins, a prominent figure in 19th-century theological circles. These writings offer insights into his personal life, intellectual pursuits, and engagement with the religious and social issues of his time.

The book provides valuable primary source material for historians and scholars interested in the history of theology, Victorian-era thought, and the lives of influential religious leaders. Through Hawkins's correspondence, readers gain a deeper understanding of the theological debates and intellectual currents that shaped the era.

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