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The Way Of All Flesh(Illustrated)

Samuel Butler

Publisher: Micheal Smith

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Illustrated Edition: This version of "The Way of All Flesh" is enriched with 20 carefully crafted illustrations, bringing Samuel Butler's masterpiece to life and providing visual depth to the narrative.
	Includes Comprehensive Summary: Dive into a captivating summary that distills the essence of the novel, making the themes and story more accessible and engaging.
	Detailed Characters List: Enhance your understanding of the novel with a thorough list of characters, offering insights into their roles and significance in the story.
	Author Biography: Explore the fascinating life of Samuel Butler through a detailed biography, providing context to his literary work and better understanding of his perspectives.

The Way of All Flesh: A Journey of Rebellion and Enlightenment
Samuel Butler's "The Way of All Flesh" is an extraordinary exploration of Victorian society, personal liberation, and the complexities of familial bonds. This illustrated edition brings Butler's profound narrative to life, providing readers with a visually immersive experience of the novel's pivotal moments.
Navigate the turbulent waters of Ernest Pontifex’s life, from his constrained childhood under the oppressive shadow of his father, to his eventual awakening and quest for personal freedom. Butler’s sharp wit and insightful commentary dissect the hypocrisies and rigid conventions of Victorian England, making for a novel that is as thought-provoking as it is enthralling.
This edition is enriched with a concise summary, ensuring that readers grasp the novel's nuances and major themes. Dive into the detailed list of characters, each meticulously described to enhance your understanding and connection to the story. Samuel Butler's life is also laid bare in a comprehensive biography, providing context to the creation of this literary masterpiece.
"The Way of All Flesh" is not just a novel; it’s a philosophical journey and a bold critique of societal norms. With its stunning illustrations, insightful commentary, and enriching supplementary content, this edition is perfect for both new readers and those looking to revisit Butler’s magnum opus. Uncover the layers of this classic novel and embark on a journey of rebellion, enlightenment, and self-discovery.


 
Available since: 01/11/2024.

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