This biography, titled "Horace Traubel," offers a detailed look into the life and work of Horace Traubel, a significant figure in American literature and a key proponent of Walt Whitman's legacy. Written by Mildred Bain and originally published in 1913, the book provides valuable insights into Traubel's contributions to literary circles and his role in preserving and promoting Whitman's writings.
The book explores Traubel's personal life, intellectual development, and his relationships with other prominent literary figures of his time. It sheds light on his dedication to social reform and his advocacy for individual expression, reflecting the vibrant cultural and intellectual landscape of the early 20th century. A valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of American literary history, "Horace Traubel" captures the essence of a man deeply committed to the power of literature and its ability to inspire social change.
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