Publisher's Synopsis
This touching memoir by James Brown tells the story of Thomas Davidson, a Scottish probationer whose brief life was cut tragically short. Alongside Davidson's own poetry and letters, Brown offers a portrait of a young man whose talent and passion were remarkable, even by the standards of his time. Both a moving tribute to Davidson and a meditation on the power of the written word, this book is a must-read for all lovers of literature.
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