America Divided: 40 Civil War Novels - formato ePub

De , , Mary Johnston , , John William De Forest , María Ruiz de Burton , B. K. Benson , G. A. Henty , , Harry Hazelton , Annie Randall White , Moyle Sherer , George W. Peck , Randall Parrish , John R. Musick , , Washington Cable , Henry F. Keenan , , John McElroy , Charles Carleton Coffin , Lucy Foster Madison , , Francis Hopkinson Smith , Edward Payson Roe , Margaret Hill McCarter , Frederic W. Loring , James Lane Allen , Justin H. McCarthy , , Joel Chandler Harris , Harold Frederic y Thomas Wentworth Higginson

Publicado el 31 de julio de 2024

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'America Divided: 40 Civil War Novels' stands as a monumental anthology capturing the complex and multifaceted narratives of the American Civil War. The anthology not only emphasizes the devastating impact of the war but also its profound implications for American identity and culture. From heart-wrenching accounts of personal sacrifice and harrowing tales of battlefield valor, to the poignant depictions of the home front, these impactful tales are woven together by the collective memory of a nation torn asunder yet yearning for unity and reconciliation. The anthology boasts contributions from a diverse group of esteemed authors, including Ambrose Bierce, Stephen Crane and Mary Johnston. Collectively, these writers offer a rich tapestry of perspectives rooted in their cultural and historical contexts. The confluence of voices, from celebrated war correspondents to keen social observers, enriches the narrative, providing a holistic view of the Civil War's far-reaching consequences. America Divided: 40 Civil War Novels is an unparalleled opportunity for readers to engage with the myriad perspectives of this pivotal moment in American history, to gain a renewed appreciation for the complexities of a nation divided yet ever striving toward reconciliation. The anthology serves not only as an educational resource but also as a catalyst for deeper reflection on the enduring themes of conflict, courage, and unity.