Saint George; Volume 5
"Saint George, Volume 5" offers a fascinating glimpse into the activities and publications of the Ruskin Society of Birmingham and the Ruskin Union in London. This volume likely contains a collection of essays, lectures, and discussions centered around the life, work, and influence of John Ruskin, the eminent Victorian art critic, social thinker, and philanthropist. It sheds light on the enduring appeal of Ruskin's ideas and his continued relevance to contemporary society.
Readers interested in 19th-century literary societies, British social history, and the interpretation of Ruskin's writings will find this volume to be an invaluable resource. It provides insights into the intellectual and cultural landscape of Victorian England and the ongoing efforts to promote and preserve Ruskin's legacy.
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