The Minstrel, In Two Books: By James Beattie. With A Sketch Of His Life
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"The Minstrel, In Two Books" by James Beattie is a seminal work of Scottish Romantic poetry, presented here with a biographical sketch of the author's life. This edition offers readers a glimpse into the life and works of James Beattie, a key figure in the 18th-century literary scene.
"The Minstrel" is celebrated for its lyrical beauty and exploration of themes such as nature, innocence, and the development of the poet's soul. Beattie's sensitive portrayal of the minstrel figure resonates with readers seeking solace and inspiration in the natural world and the human spirit. This edition preserves the original text while providing context through a biographical sketch, enriching the reader's understanding of Beattie's life and literary contributions.
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