Summary
Edward Carpenter’s memoir traces his life in distinct periods, beginning with an uncomfortable childhood in Brighton amid strict social conventions and a sense of alienation at home and school. He also reflects on his early attraction to religion and his intention to take Orders, then outlines later phases spent at Cambridge, in extension lecturing in northern England, and among working people while engaged in manual labour. The book is presented as autobiographical notes written over time, with occasional dates added to clarify chronology.
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