Publisher's Synopsis
George MacDonald is one of the most beloved writers of the Victorian era, and Within and Without is one of his most enduring works. This collection of stories and poems explores the themes of love, faith, and the human condition. MacDonald's lyrical prose and deep insights into the human soul make this book a true classic of English literature.
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