This biography examines the life and work of Walter Pater, a prominent literary critic and essayist of the Victorian era. Known for his groundbreaking approach to the study of literature, Pater influenced a generation of writers and intellectuals. Through his extensive research and analysis, Thomas Wright offers a compelling look at Pater's life and legacy.

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