Victoria Glendenning’s Leonard Woolf: A Life offers a richly detailed and compelling portrait of the British political theorist, author, and publisher. Through meticulous research and elegant prose, Glendenning explores Woolf’s multifaceted character—his intellectual prowess, profound emotional sensitivity, and enduring contributions to literature and political thought. The biography delves into his complex relationship with Virginia Woolf, his efforts to champion socialist ideals, and his pivotal role in the Bloomsbury Group. This nuanced narrative captures the essence of a man whose life was marked by both personal struggles and an unwavering commitment to social justice and literary excellence.
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Victoria Glendenning’s Leonard Woolf: A Life offers a richly detailed and compelling portrait of the British political theorist, author, and publisher. Through meticulous research and elegant prose, Glendenning explores Woolf’s multifaceted character—his intellectual prowess, profound emotional sensitivity, and enduring contributions to literature and political thought. The biography delves into his complex relationship with Virginia Woolf, his efforts to champion socialist ideals, and his pivotal role in the Bloomsbury Group. This nuanced narrative captures the essence of a man whose life was marked by both personal struggles and an unwavering commitment to social justice and literary excellence.
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Simon & Schuster 2006. Hardback in very good condition that is clean internally & externally, apart from slight foxing this copy is nearer to new.
