Walter Raleigh's 'Johnson on Shakespeare' (1959) provides an insightful journey into the literary criticism of Samuel Johnson, one of the foremost figures in English literature. This book delves into Johnson's thoughts and analyses of the works of William Shakespeare, showcasing his profound understanding and appreciation of the Bard's writings. Raleigh's meticulous exploration sheds light on Johnson's views, making this work an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of two literary giants. It's a captivating window into the mind of a critic whose interpretations of Shakespeare continue to influence our understanding of the playwright's timeless works."