“One has no right to form ideals of people, and then, because they don't justify them, become bitter.”
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The letters of Olive Schreiner, 1876-1920
This volume compiles the letters written by Olive Schreiner between 1876 and 1920, offering insight into her personal and intellectual life. The correspondence covers her thoughts on literature, social issues, and her experiences in South Africa and Europe. The letters reflect her engagement with contemporary debates on feminism, race, and politics, and provide a window into her relationships with family, friends, and fellow writers. more
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