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"True Manliness: From the Writings of Thomas Hughes" was written by Thomas Hughes and published in 1880. English author and politician known for *Tom Brown's School Days*, a pivotal work on education and character.

True Manliness: From the Writings of Thomas Hughes

1880

Thomas Hughes

True Manliness: From the Writings of Thomas Hughes

Thomas Hughes

1880

True Manliness: From the Writings of Thomas Hughes, published in 1880, is a philosophical exploration of the concept of manliness through the lens of Christian values. Hughes discusses the attributes of true courage and character, emphasizing selflessness, loyalty, and truthfulness. The work contrasts mere animal courage with a noble form of courage rooted in moral effort and duty, illustrated by historical examples. Hughes' reflections are informed by his own life experiences, providing a personal context to his philosophical arguments.