The Quarterly Review is a British literary and political journal that was first published in 1809. It was established to provide critical reviews of books, essays, and other writings, focusing on literature, science, and politics. The journal played a significant role in shaping public opinion and literary taste during the 19th century. The publication is known for its contributions to the Romantic and Victorian literary movements, featuring works by prominent writers such as Lord Byron and John Keats. Although it has undergone various changes over the years, it remains a notable example of periodical literature in England.