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Brother Jonathan
Hezekiah Butterworth
Editorial: DigiCat
Sinopsis
In 'Brother Jonathan,' Hezekiah Butterworth constructs an intricate tapestry of historical fiction woven into the fabric of the American Revolution. Through the emblematic character, 'Brother Jonathan,' inspired by the real-life Governor Jonathan Trumbull of Connecticut, the narrative unearths the significant role New England played in supporting the war efforts. Brimming with period details and rich, authentic dialogue, Butterworth's literary elegance encapsulates the ethos and paradoxes of the time, and the parody element provides a nuanced critique of early American Republican values. The literary style reverberates with the didactic purpose of historical fiction, yet retains an engrossing storytelling quality that transcends its educational intent, situating it within the canon of post-Civil War American literature that sought to explore and define national identity. Hezekiah Butterworth's personal and professional life experiences likely influenced his creation of 'Brother Jonathan.' As a writer and historian imbued with nationalistic fervor and a deep interest in the foundational narratives of the United States, Butterworth excavated the quintessence of American character through this fictional New England personification. His body of work consistently reflected a pedagogical aim, intending to instruct and inspire a sense of patriotic pride in younger audiences, and 'Brother Jonathan' serves as a vessel for these motivations, revealing the complexities of American virtue and regional representation. 'Recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of American historical fiction and Revolutionary War narratives, 'Brother Jonathan' not only entertains but also educates. Butterworth's literary crafting appeals to those with a penchant for exploring the formation of American identity and the nuances of personality that regions and their people contributed to the national character. This novel stands out as a seminal work that captures the spirit of its time and offers a compelling entry point for discussions on historical context and its lasting impact on cultural and social paradigms.
Disponible desde: 21/07/2022.
Longitud de impresión: 150 páginas.
