About This Book
The biography follows the life and work of James Anthony Froude, recounting his Devonshire childhood in a parsonage, early family losses and strict upbringing, literary tastes and education, and his development into a celebrated historian whose major history of the English Reformation provoked both public admiration and scholarly controversy. It relies on letters, family papers, and contemporary testimony to examine personal relationships, professional disputes, editorial decisions, and public reputation, and offers a measured account of his character, methods, and the reception of his writings throughout his career.
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