Richard Jefferies (1848-87) divides opinion like no other writer of his generation. Most readers see him as a pivotal figure in the development of English language prose writing about nature and rural life. Others regard him as the prophet of a new age. After his death a fierce debate raged over the proposal to erect a memorial to Jefferies in Salisbury Cathedral. Was he a Christian, an atheist, or something worse? Whatever he had been in life, had he made a last-minute recantation on his death-bed? This paper sets out to address those questions by examining Jefferies's life and the key texts, primarily his so-called autobiography
The Story of my Heart (1883).
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