The life and letters of Leslie Stephen

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The life and letters of Leslie Stephen

Frederic William Maitland

(The philosophical works of Leslie Stephen)

Thoemmes , Exclusive distribution in Japan by Kinokuniya, c1991

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Reprint. Originally published: London : Duckworth, 1906

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"Leslie Stephen's works": p. 497-499

Includes index

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A biography of Leslie Stephen, with insights into his accomplishments as editor, biographer, historian of ideas and essay writing alpinist. After the first few chapters on Stephen's childhood, each subsequent chapter consists of a brief editorial introduction supplemented by extensive selections from Stephen's correspondence. The reader gets a picture, through Stephen's own eyes, of his various activities as Cambridge don, doubting priest-turned-explict-agnostic, enthusiastic alpinist, journalist, editor and founder of the "Dictionary of National Biography". Also given are Stephen's opinions on many of the great issues that divided his contemporaries.

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