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A Rebellion in Dixie - An Epic Tale of Loyalty and Conflict in Civil War Dixie - cover

A Rebellion in Dixie - An Epic Tale of Loyalty and Conflict in Civil War Dixie

Harry Castlemon

Publisher: Good Press

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In "A Rebellion in Dixie," Harry Castlemon crafts a vivid portrayal of youthful resilience against the backdrop of the tumultuous American Civil War. The narrative centers around the experiences of a young protagonist who, caught in the chaos of a divided South, embarks on a journey of self-discovery and courage. Castlemon's writing style is characterized by its accessible language and richly descriptive passages, which effectively transport the reader into the heart of 19th-century Southern life. As part of the larger context of regional literature from this era, the book reflects the complexities of loyalty, family, and the struggle for identity during a time of profound national conflict. Harry Castlemon, primarily known for his adventure tales targeting young readers, draws upon his experiences and the social climate of the Reconstruction era to inform his writing. His deep engagement with Southern culture and history provides authenticity to the narrative, allowing for a nuanced exploration of the moral dilemmas faced by individuals during this period. Castlemon's own journey from educator to author showcases his commitment to enlightening youth through engaging storytelling. For readers eager to explore themes of courage, loyalty, and the personal toll of collective strife, "A Rebellion in Dixie" is an essential addition to their literary collection. It not only offers an engaging story but also serves as a portal into an essential chapter of American history, making it a compelling read for both juveniles and adults.
Available since: 10/30/2023.
Print length: 186 pages.

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