Aylmer Maude

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Aylmer Maude was a prominent English writer, translator, and biographer, best known for his work on the literary legacy of Leo Tolstoy. Born in London in 1858, Maude developed an early interest in literature that would shape his career. He became particularly close to Tolstoy, acting as his biographer and translator, which allowed him to gain unique insights into the author's life and works. Maude's writings often reflect his deep admiration for Tolstoy's philosophy and literary contributions, and he played a significant role in introducing Tolstoy's ideas to the English-speaking world.

Throughout his career, Maude authored several notable works, including translations of Tolstoy's novels and a biography that captures the essence of the author's thoughts and beliefs. His dedication to preserving the integrity of Tolstoy's work is evident in his meticulous translations and interpretations. Beyond his association with Tolstoy, Maude was also active in various literary circles, contributing to discussions on social reform and the role of art in society. His literary contributions continue to be recognized, highlighting his influence on both Tolstoy's reception in the West and the broader literary landscape of his time.