Boston-born Ralph Waldo Emerson lost his father, a Concord minister, when he was eight years old, leaving the family in difficult circumstances.
A criticism of figure heads and the shallow hypocrisy of the title. The writer holds up genuine authors of brilliance as men who should be revered, not those who hold a position.
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Boston-born Ralph Waldo Emerson lost his father, a Concord minister, when he was eight years old, leaving the family in difficult circumstances.
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