Life and Letters of William John Butler offers an intimate portrait of a prominent figure in the late 19th-century Church of England. As Dean of Lincoln and former Vicar of Wantage, Butler's life was marked by profound religious devotion and significant influence within his community. This biography, compiled by Arthur John Butler, draws extensively from Butler's personal correspondence and records, providing invaluable insights into his spiritual journey, his pastoral work, and his engagement with the pressing social and religious issues of his time.
Illustrated with portraits, this volume not only chronicles the events of Butler's life but also captures the essence of his character, revealing a man deeply committed to his faith and his fellow human beings. Readers interested in religious history, Victorian England, or the lives of influential church leaders will find this work to be a compelling and enlightening read.
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