By Still Waters

A multifaceted figure in early 20th-century Ireland, George William Russell, known as AE, was deeply involved in the Nationalist movement and theosophy. His editorial work for The Irish Homestead and The Irish Statesman showcased his ability to invigorate agricultural discourse. His contributions to poetry and mystical literature include notable collections like The Nuts of Knowledge and Imaginations and Reveries. Russell's legacy also includes his role in the Irish Agricultural Organization Society, where he helped promote cooperative farming under the guidance of Horace Plunkett.