Wilmarth Sheldon Lewis

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Wilmarth Sheldon Lewis was an American scholar and bibliophile, known for his extensive work on the life and writings of Horace Walpole. Born in 1885, Lewis developed a keen interest in 18th-century literature and became one of the foremost authorities on Walpole's contributions to English literature. His dedication to preserving and promoting Walpole's legacy led him to curate significant collections of Walpole's works and related manuscripts, which he meticulously researched and annotated.

Lewis's scholarship extended beyond mere collection; he actively engaged with other scholars and contributed to literary discourse through lectures and publications. His work not only reintroduced Walpole to a new generation of readers but also influenced the study of Gothic literature and its historical context. As a result, Lewis played a crucial role in shaping the understanding of Walpole's impact on literature and culture, establishing himself as a vital figure in literary scholarship during the 20th century.