Charles Kingsley, His Letters And Memories Of His Life; Volume 3

This memoir offers a personal and intimate look at the life of the English clergyman and author Charles Kingsley. Edited by his wife Frances, the book includes excerpts from Kingsley's letters as well as biographical notes and reminiscences from family and friends. The volume covers Kingsley's childhood, his clerical career, his literary works, and his relationships with luminaries such as Charles Darwin and Thomas Hughes.

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