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Delve into the concluding volume of Emma Jane Worboise's comprehensive biography, "The Life of Thomas Arnold, Part 4." This installment continues to explore the life and legacy of Thomas Arnold, the renowned educator and headmaster of Rugby School. Known for his profound influence on Victorian education and his strong moral convictions, Arnold's story is one of intellectual rigor, religious faith, and social reform.
Worboise meticulously details Arnold's later years, examining his personal life, professional achievements, and lasting impact on British society. Through insightful anecdotes and historical context, readers gain a deeper understanding of the man behind the legend and the principles that guided his life's work. Discover the enduring relevance of Thomas Arnold's vision in this compelling biographical account.
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