William Brighty Rands — a remark

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“This sort of thing did me much harm, forming as it did part of the process by which I was perpetually made to feel alone — a feeling which took possession of me at an incredibly early date.”

Reflecting on how harsh early punishments fostered a lasting sense of isolation · Autobiography of an Irreconcilable (memoirs)

About William Brighty Rands

William Brighty Rands

24 December 1823–23 April 1882

William Brighty Rands was born on 24 December 1823, in Chelsea, then a district on the western edge of London and already a place where commerce, domestic life, artistic ambition, and metropolitan poverty met in close quarters. He died on 23 April 1882, having lived only fifty-eight years, and his name is now far less…

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