Arthur Penrhyn Stanley's The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold, D.D. is a classic work of Victorian biography. Thomas Arnold was the celebrated headmaster of Rugby School in the early 19th century, and Stanley's book offers a detailed and insightful portrait of both the man and his times. Drawing on a wealth of personal correspondence, as well as Arnold's own writings and speeches, Stanley provides a fascinating window into the intellectual and cultural world of Victorian England.

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