About This Book
The author traces the life and writings of George Borrow, reconstructing his family origins and itinerant years, his literary friendships and quarrels, and the tours that informed his work. Drawing on correspondence and previously unpublished documents, the study pays special attention to Borrow’s Cornish connections and to his fascination with Romani culture, arguing for Celtic influences on his imagination. It surveys major books and critical responses, recounts episodes from his travels, and offers character sketches and assessments that balance biographical narrative with literary appraisal.
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