The Three Devils: Luther, Milton, and Goethe; With Other Essays is written by David Masson, a British literary critic and author known for his works in literary studies and literary criticism. In this book, the author considers three outstanding figures in the history of literature - Martin Luther, John Milton and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - as symbolic representatives of different eras and views. In his essays, Masson reveals the influence of these writers on the culture, philosophy, and worldview of his era, and considers their works as a reflection of contemporary social and religious challenges. He analyzes their works, reveals the meaning of the symbols and motifs present in their texts, and reveals the deep meaning and philosophical ideas they embody. The book "The Three Devils: Luther, Milton and Goethe; together with other essays" helps the reader to better understand important aspects of the work of these great writers and gives new perspectives on the literary heritage.