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how they were challenged by science

Stoner postal The problem was how toNew York Review Books Classics. William Stoner is born at the close of the nineteenth century to a destitute farming family in rural Missouri. Sent to the state university to study agronomy, he unexpectedly discovers a passion for English literature and chooses the life of a scholaran existence far removed from the harsh fields of his childhood. In the classroom and among books, he glimpses a calling that feels both sustaining and true. Yet Stoners