Plutarch's Lives for Boys & Girls (Adaptation)

1900 Frederick A. Stokes edition
Illustrator:
W. Rainey
Adaptor:
W.H. Weston
Original title:
Parallel Lives
Original author:
Plutarch
Publication:
1887 by T. C. & E. C. Jack, Ltd
Genre:
Anthology, Biography, Non-fiction
Pages:
360
Current state:
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Book Guide
W. H. Weston’s adaptation of Plutarch’s Lives brings the great men of the ancient world to life with clarity, vigor, and warmth.
Through powerful retellings of figures like Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Theseus, Weston highlights the character, choices, and enduring impact of these legendary heroes.
Rather than simply listing achievements, Weston captures the spirit and moral lessons behind each life, showing how leadership, bravery, honor, and even flaws helped shape civilizations. His storytelling is lively and approachable, inviting readers to connect with these remarkable figures and draw inspiration from their triumphs and struggles.
Perfect for readers who love history, character studies, and timeless examples of virtue and leadership, Plutarch’s Lives offers rich portraits that continue to inspire greatness today.
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