Studies in Shakespeare, Milton and Donne is a collaborative work by members of the English Department at the University of Michigan. This collection offers scholarly insights into various aspects of the works and impacts of William Shakespeare, John Milton, and John Donne. The book includes essays such as Loves Labour's Lost Re-Studied and The Two Gentlemen of Verona and Italian Comedy by O. J. Campbell, Shakespearian Punctuation by Charles C. Fries, The Youth of Milton: An Interpretation of His Early Literary Development and Samson Agonistes and Milton in Old Age by James Holly Hanford, and The Religious Thought of Donne in Relation to Medieval and Later Traditions by Louis I. Bredvold. This anthology provides comprehensive academic perspectives on these literary giants, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars of English literature.