Lytton Strachey

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…izabeth and Essex (1928), and Portraits in Miniature (1931). His critical articles, often appearing in The Spectator, were collected in Books and Characters (1922) and in Characters and Commentaries (1933). Questions Would you consider Strachey an impressionist biographer i.e. he gives short bursts of biographical material and allows these small insights to paint a bigger picture, or is he too intrusive with his own interpretation? What affect do you think being in the Bloolmsbury group had on Strachey?