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Lew Wallace: Collected Works - Ben-Hur The Fair God The Prince of India The Wooing of Malkatoon & Commodus - cover

Lew Wallace: Collected Works - Ben-Hur The Fair God The Prince of India The Wooing of Malkatoon & Commodus

Lew Wallace

Editorial: Good Press

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Lew Wallace: Collected Works showcases the profound literary talents of a man whose contributions transcended mere storytelling. This anthology encompasses Wallace's diverse writings, from the historical novel Ben-Hur, which intricately weaves themes of redemption and faith within the context of Roman imperialism, to various works reflecting his rich engagement with themes of morality, governance, and the human condition. The literary style employed by Wallace is characterized by its vivid detail and emotional depth, making his characters resonate with authenticity and complexity. This collection invites readers to explore not only the narrative's action-packed sequences but also the philosophically engaging dialogues that echo the moral dilemmas of his time. Lew Wallace was a multifaceted figure, an author, soldier, and politician, whose life experiences deeply informed his writing. As a Union general during the Civil War, Wallace's encounters with the tumult of human conflict and suffering galvanized his understanding of morality and justice. His rich background in law and governance further informed his writing, allowing him to craft narratives that are both engaging and reflective of societal issues, revealing a mind that sought to reconcile faith and reason. This collected works is a must-read for scholars of American literature and history, as it presents a rich tapestry of ideas and narratives that continue to resonate in contemporary discourse. Readers will find not only entertainment and escapism but also deep intellectual engagement with the philosophical questions that Wallace grappled with in his life and writings.

Disponible desde: 28/12/2023.

Longitud de impresión: 2005 páginas.

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