Miscellaneous and Posthumous Works: 2
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"Miscellaneous and Posthumous Works" presents a collection of writings by Henry Thomas Buckle, a noted 19th-century historian and intellectual. This compilation offers readers a glimpse into Buckle's diverse interests and unfinished projects. Edited and prepared for publication after Buckle's death, the works showcase his distinctive approach to history, philosophy, and social analysis. The collection provides valuable insights into the intellectual climate of the Victorian era and the development of historical thought. Students and scholars of history, philosophy, and Victorian literature will find this a useful resource for understanding Buckle's contributions and his impact on the intellectual landscape of his time.
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