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From Flag to Flag - A Woman's Adventures in the South During the War in Mexico & in Cuba - cover
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From Flag to Flag - A Woman's Adventures in the South During the War in Mexico & in Cuba

Eliza Ripley

Editora: Good Press

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In "From Flag to Flag," Eliza Ripley presents a compelling narrative that intertwines personal history with the broader tapestry of American society during a tumultuous period. Utilizing a vivid first-person perspective, Ripley weaves together an intricate web of experiences that highlight the complexities of patriotism and identity, reflecting on the implications of national symbols and ideals. Her eloquent prose, characterized by poignant imagery and a keen analytical lens, invites readers to explore the sociopolitical landscape of the time, ultimately questioning the very essence of loyalty and belonging in a nation grappling with its purpose. Eliza Ripley, a prominent figure in early 20th-century American literature, was deeply influenced by her upbringing in a politically aware family and her experiences during significant historical events. Her background as a social reformer and educator shaped her worldview, instilling a fervent belief in the power of the written word to effect change. "From Flag to Flag" stands as a testament to her commitment to exploring themes of nationalism, human rights, and social justice, making it a vital piece within the literary canon of its era. This book is highly recommended for readers interested in understanding the subtle interplay between individual narratives and national identity. Ripley'Äôs insightful exploration serves not only as a reflection of her time but also resonates with contemporary discussions surrounding patriotism and the complexities of belonging. Through her eloquent storytelling, readers are invited to engage critically with their own perceptions of national pride, making this work an essential read for both scholars and casual readers alike.
Disponível desde: 10/07/2023.
Comprimento de impressão: 168 páginas.

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