William Henry Brooke Bücher

Mit e. Anh. von Wirth, Gerhard 1 Stammtaf., 3 Ktn., 2 Pl. 704 S. N.-A.

This groundbreaking work in the field of aesthetics explores the relationship between beauty, deformity, and physiognomic expression. With detailed analysis and numerous illustrations, it offers a fascinating look into the nature of beauty and the human experience. With insightful commentary and groundbreaking research, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the philosophy of aesthetics.

William Carleton's collections of short stories depict the lives of peasants in rural Ireland. This volume includes the first series of his works, showcasing his realistic and often humorous portrayal of Irish society.

In this three-volume series, Carleton and Brooke delve into the lives and experiences of the Irish peasantry, highlighting both their unique traits and compelling stories. With a captivating writing style and an eye for detail, this work provides a fascinating glimpse into the culture and history of Ireland.