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Tracing the life and intellectual development of its subject, the book follows early upbringing and education, formative years at a rural estate, and a shift from ministerial training to literary vocation. It recounts London years, travels, and personal losses, then examines later life and death. Interspersed analysis explains the influence of German thought, the unity behind an apparently capricious style, and a sustained critique of mechanical philosophy and utilitarianism. The final chapters assess social and political doctrines and the subject's role as an inspirational force in contemporary discussion.
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