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George Herbert, a prominent Welsh poet and Anglican priest, is celebrated for his metaphysical poetry, characterized by intricate rhyme and clever wordplay. Born into a wealthy family in 1593, he was educated at Westminster and Cambridge, where he served as Public Orator. Despite his poor health, he produced influential religious poetry, published posthumously in 1633. This collection features "The Temple" and his notable prose work, "The Country Parson," all printed on premium acid-free paper, showcasing Herbert's enduring literary legacy.