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231: Sure Good
For Colin Pritchard As mentioned in the last post (230: Reverence for Life), the 1860s were pivotal for Ruskin. Indeed, they were the fulcrum around which the rest of his life would pivot. Throughout the decade, his still-evolving theory of political … Continue reading
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