This collection, "The Whole Works of Richard Graves, Collected by His Son, R.H. Graves," presents a comprehensive compilation of the literary output of Richard Graves, meticulously assembled by his son. The volume offers readers a unique opportunity to explore the diverse writings of this 18th-century author, known for his contributions to literature and social commentary. Including a range of essays and biographical material, the collection provides insights into Graves' life, thoughts, and perspectives on the world around him. Students of literature, history, and culture will find this compilation an invaluable resource for understanding the intellectual landscape of the period. The works showcase Graves' enduring relevance and appeal to those interested in classic English literature.

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