In the book 'Montaigne and Shakspere' by J. M. Robertson, the author delves into the striking parallels between the works of Montaigne and Shakespeare. Robertson examines the influence of Montaigne's essays on Shakespeare's plays, highlighting the shared themes of human nature, skepticism, and self-exploration. The book is a scholarly analysis that offers a unique perspective on the literary connections between these two iconic figures of the Renaissance period. Robertson's meticulous research and insightful commentary provide a deep understanding of the intellectual and philosophical currents that shaped both Montaigne and Shakespeare's works. His writing style is academic and erudite, making this book essential reading for students and scholars of literature and Renaissance studies. Robertson's exploration of the intertwined literary legacies of Montaigne and Shakespeare sheds new light on the profound impact of one writer on the other, enriching our appreciation of their timeless works. 'Montaigne and Shakspere' is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of literature and philosophy in the Renaissance era.