In 'Sir Walter Scott: A Lecture at the Sorbonne' by W. P. Ker, the author delves into an insightful analysis of the literary works and influence of Sir Walter Scott, focusing on his impact on Scottish literature and romanticism. Ker's scholarly examination highlights Scott's unique storytelling abilities, historical settings, and intricate character developments, making this book a must-read for those interested in 19th-century literature. Ker's detailed discussions on Scott's use of narrative techniques and his role in shaping the Romantic movement provide a comprehensive look into the significance of Scott's contributions to the literary world. Ker's eloquent writing style and thorough research showcase his admiration and understanding of Scott's literary prowess and its enduring legacy. Readers will gain a deeper appreciation for Scott's works and their enduring relevance in this thought-provoking and engaging lecture at the Sorbonne.