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The Mutiny Omnibus Collection: 10 Classic Storybooks - Mutiny Memoirs A Diary Kept by Mrs R C Germon The Disputed VC The Blood Ship etc - cover

The Mutiny Omnibus Collection: 10 Classic Storybooks - Mutiny Memoirs A Diary Kept by Mrs R C Germon The Disputed VC The Blood Ship etc

G. A. Henty, Frederick P. Gibbon, Norman Springer, W. H. Fitchett, William Lay, Cyrus M. Hussey, William Forbes-Mitchell, Justin H. McCarthy, A. R. D. Mackenzie, Maria Germon, Edward Edwards, George Hamilton

Publisher: e-artnow

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The Mutiny Omnibus Collection: 10 Classic Storybooks presents a tapestry of narratives capturing the tumultuous essence of mutinies throughout history. This anthology, rich in literary excellence, stitches together diverse perspectives and storytelling techniques. With gripping tales of rebellion and defiance, each storybook offers a unique lens on defiance against authority, underscored by contrasting emotions of bravery and turmoil. The collection traverses a variety of genres, from adventurous voyages to harrowing personal accounts, ensuring a compelling literary journey for every reader. Without anchoring any single author's voice, the collection as a whole emerges as a significant exploration of historical upheavals and human resilience. The anthology assembles an intriguing array of authors, from seasoned storytellers like Justin H. McCarthy and G. A. Henty to real-life adventurers such as Captain R. N. Edward Edwards and surgeon George Hamilton. These authors share a commitment to vividly chronicling mutinous events, shaping an anthology that reflects broader nineteenth- and early twentieth-century literary movements. Collectively, these voices paint a detailed mosaic of the global and cultural shifts of their times, offering readers a profound insight into the human condition amidst chaos and change. For those eager to explore the complexities of mutinous events, this collection offers an unparalleled opportunity. The Mutiny Omnibus Collection encourages readers to engage with a multitude of perspectives and writing styles across its pages. Each story invites a deeper understanding of the social and historical contexts that ignited these upheavals. This anthology is not only a compelling literary asset but also an essential educational resource for those keen to appreciate the intricacies of historical narratives and the dialogues they inspire between eras and authors.
Available since: 03/04/2025.
Print length: 1044 pages.

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