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Two Prisoners - A Tale of Friendship Redemption and War in the Antebellum South

Thomas Nelson Page

Editora: Good Press

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In "Two Prisoners," Thomas Nelson Page deftly explores the complexities of human dignity and moral struggle during the American Civil War. The novella is characterized by its poignant prose and rich imagery, capturing the emotional landscapes of its protagonists, two Confederate soldiers held captive during the war. Page'Äôs literary style melds realism with Southern Gothic elements, creating an intimate portrayal of loss, yearning, and the weight of conscience against the backdrop of a divided nation. The work reflects the broader literary context of post-war America, characterized by a search for identity and an examination of the conflict's moral ambiguities. Thomas Nelson Page, an influential Southern author and writer, was deeply rooted in the cultural milieu of the South. His experiences growing up in Virginia during the Civil War undoubtedly informed his narratives, infusing them with authenticity and emotional depth. Page'Äôs other works often grapple with themes of Southern identity, nostalgia, and the aftermath of war, positioning him as a key figure in American literature'Äôs exploration of these subjects. "Two Prisoners" is highly recommended for readers interested in Civil War literature, psychology, and ethical dilemmas. Page's masterful storytelling encourages reflection on humanity and resilience in the face of suffering, making this novella a timeless piece that resonates with contemporary audiences.

Disponível desde: 04/10/2023.

Comprimento de impressão: 31 páginas.

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