Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Memory Pictures: An Autobiography
Thomas Carlyle said that biography, spoken or written, is by nature the most universally profitable, the most universally pleasant of all things. This is equally true of autobiography, the personal testi mony of individual experience ofttimes more varied and novel than the romances of the fictionist and enhanced a hundredfold by the living presence of the relator who bears witness to his history.
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