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Anthony Trollope

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Sinopsis

In "The Complete Christmas Stories of Anthony Trollope," the prolific Victorian author offers a rich tapestry of festive narratives that intertwine humor, social commentary, and the warmth of holiday spirit. Trollope's literary style is marked by his keen observations of human nature, lending authenticity to characters that traverse various societal classes. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century England, these stories reflect the customs and priorities of the time, illustrating both the joy and complexities of the Christmas season through his signature blend of realism and sentimentality. Anthony Trollope, a master of the serialized novel, drew inspiration from his own experiences of family life, travel, and personal challenges, which resonate throughout his writing. A member of the Anglican clergy, Trollope was deeply influenced by the social reforms of his time, as well as his own place within the British class system. These elements shaped his perspective on morality, community, and the interplay of individual desires amid societal expectations, all of which converge beautifully in his Christmas tales. For readers seeking a heartwarming addition to their festive traditions, Trollope's complete collection offers both charm and insight. Each story invites reflection on the universal themes of generosity, compassion, and togetherness, making this anthology an essential read for those who appreciate literature that embodies the true spirit of Christmas.

Disponible desde: 23/11/2023.

Longitud de impresión: 386 páginas.

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