"The First English Typographical Translations of the World's Great Classics. A Textbook Supplement to English Literature" by William James Harris is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of literary translations. The book examines the primacy of the printed editions of great world works in the English language, revealing important aspects of their reproduction and influence on English culture. The author offers the reader a deeper understanding of the role of translations in the formation of literary heritage and the development of the English language. This book is essential for specialists studying the history of literary translation, as well as for anyone interested in world literature and its interaction with English texts.