Leo Tolstoy Selected Essays translated by Almere Maude Introduced by Ernest J. Simmons 1964 A Modern Library Book

Description:

Explore the profound ideas of Leo Tolstoy in Selected Essays, translated by Almere Maude and introduced by Ernest J. Simmons. This 1964 Modern Library edition is a doorway to Tolstoy's philosophical musings and astute observations on human existence, societal norms, and morality.

Experience the powerful impact of Tolstoy's writings through the personal touch of a previous owner, with underlined passages and a name written on the inside page.

Specifications:

• Title: Leo Tolstoy Selected Essays
• Publication Date: 1964
• Publisher: Modern Library
• Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
• Pages: 353
• Dimensions: 8x4x1 inches
• Language: English
• Condition: Wear and tear on the dust jacket; annotations by the previous owner as shown in photos

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In Summation:

Leo Tolstoy Selected Essays invites you into a realm of intellectual exploration, offering not just a book but a conversation with one of the most revered minds in literary history.