Robert Way

Robert Edward Way (b. 1912) was born in Durban, Natal, South Africa. Over the years he has traveled extensively in Europe, Africa, and the United States; worked as a farmer, an operator of a thoroughbred stud farm, and an antiquarian bookseller; and, between 1940 and 1943, served in the British Army as a part of the Finnish International Volunteer Force, Horsed Cavalry and Mountain Battery.

The Wisdom Of The English Mystics

Nonfiction by Robert Way

In his introduction to The Wisdom of the English Mystics, Robert Way outlines the path of contemplation peculiar to England and tells us something of its principal followers. His selection from their writings–both poetry and prose–brings out their essential teaching and shows how it has manifested itself, among Catholics and Protestants alike, over the centuries. A solitary life and gentle soul characterize the insular mystics. From the twelfth-century Aelred of Rievaulx to Evelyn Underhill in our own time, they have sought personal communion with God.…
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