The Poetical Works of George Herbert. With Memoir

Discover the timeless beauty and spiritual depth of George Herbert's poetry in "The Poetical Works of George Herbert. With Memoir." This collection presents the complete poetical works of the revered 17th-century English poet, offering readers a profound exploration of faith, devotion, and the human condition.

George Herbert (1593-1633) is celebrated for his intricate metaphysical style and deeply personal expressions of religious experience. His poems, such as "The Altar" and "Redemption," are renowned for their innovative forms and heartfelt sincerity. This edition includes a detailed memoir, providing valuable insights into Herbert's life, influences, and the historical context of his work.

This volume is an essential addition to the libraries of poetry enthusiasts, scholars of English literature, and anyone seeking spiritual enrichment through the power of verse. Experience the enduring legacy of George Herbert, a master of religious poetry whose work continues to inspire and uplift readers centuries later.

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