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Delving into the life and philosophy of Socrates, this biography presents him as a pivotal figure in 5th century BCE Athens who challenged societal norms in pursuit of truth and virtue. The author contextualizes Socrates' teachings within the political and social landscape of his time, offering numerous quotes from his dialogues. Written in an accessible style, it serves both academic and general audiences, making it an engaging introduction to a key figure in Western philosophy. The book is part of a commitment to preserve important literary works.
Exploring themes of love, nature, spirituality, and the human experience, this collection showcases the diverse poetic forms of William Ellery Leonard, including traditional Shakespearean sonnets and innovative structures. Leonard's lyrical style, rich in musicality and vivid imagery, evokes nostalgia and a profound appreciation for the natural world. Originally published in 1906, this facsimile reprint preserves the essence of Leonard's creativity and significance in American poetry, making it a valuable addition to literary collections.