The Samuel Butler Collection at Saint John's College, Cambridge A Catalogue and a Commentary

About this book

In the early 20th century, the literary landscape was enriched by the works of Samuel Butler, a figure renowned for his incisive critiques of Victorian society. "The Samuel Butler Collection at Saint John's College, Cambridge: A Catalogue and a Commentary" by Jones et al. meticulously catalogs this unique assemblage, highlighting Butler's innovative narratives and philosophical musings. This essential document offers readers a deep dive into Butler’s exploration of themes such as individuality and societal norms, showcasing rare manuscripts and letters that illuminate his thought process. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this catalogue not only serves as a vital resource for understanding Butler's legacy but also invites critical engagement with his enduring ideas.

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