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243: Human Nature, the Imperative of Honesty, and the Daffodils

Posted on April 12, 2023 by jimspates

The 1860s were not especially kind to Ruskin. As the decade opened, the four essays he would always consider the most important he ever wrote, the papers he would collect under the title, Unto this Last, were published for the … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, Truths | Tagged Ruskin, John Ruskin, The Crown of Wild Olive, "The Daffodils", "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud", Time and Tide, The Cornhill Magazine, Willaim Wordsworth, Unto this Last and Other Writings by John Ruskin, Frser's Magazine, Ullswater Lake | 3 Comments

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243: Human Nature, the Imperative of Honesty, and the Daffodils

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