Father Stafford

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Sprache - Englisch

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In 'Father Stafford,' Anthony Hope crafts a tale that deftly explores the complexities of faith, duty, and personal struggle within the framework of Victorian society. The prose is rich and evocative, capturing the essence of the era while examining the inner conflict of a clergyman's secular desires against his spiritual obligations. As a classic literary work, it has been lovingly preserved by DigiCat Publishing, ensuring that its intricate narrative and the subtleties of Hope's character development are accessible to contemporary audiences. The republished edition respects the historical literary context and invites readers to ponder the enduring themes presented with a fresh perspective.
Anthony Hope, renowned for his adventure novel 'The Prisoner of Zenda,' reveals a different facet of his writing prowess in 'Father Stafford.' His experiences and observations of English society during the late 19th century undoubtedly informed his nuanced portrayal of the protagonist's dilemma. Hope's insight into the societal norms and expectations of the time provides a rich backdrop for his exploration of personal morality versus public duty, rendering the narrative both intimate and universally resonant.
'Father Stafford' is an essential read for those who appreciate classic literature that delves into the human psyche. It offers a poignant look at the clash between professional vocation and personal longing, making it particularly appealing to readers interested in psychological realism and moral dilemmas. DigiCat's republished edition serves as an excellent conduit for experiencing Anthony Hope's thoughtful examination of conscience and societal roles, proving that the concerns and struggles of the past can still speak profoundly to us today.


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Anthony Hope, the pen name of Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins, was an eminent English novelist and playwright born on February 9, 1863. He rose to literary fame for his adventure novels, particularly 'The Prisoner of Zenda' (1894), which established him as a master storyteller in romantic adventure genre. A barrister by training, Hope turned to writing to escape the rigors of law. His narrative style often combined swashbuckling adventures with an ironic wit, weaving tales of romance and political intrigue that appealed to a vast audience in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Another notable work, 'Father Stafford' (1891), captures the societal and personal struggles within English aristocracy through the lens of its conflicted protagonist, highlighting the moral dilemmas and spiritual introspections that were a hallmark of Hope's introspective character portrayals. His works mirrored the Victorian preoccupation with honor, duty, and the clashing of individual desires against societal expectations. Though his later works never quite achieved the same level of acclaim as 'The Prisoner of Zenda,' Hope's influence on the adventure genre and his contribution to English literature were significant, meriting him knighthood in 1918. He continued to write until his death on July 8, 1933, leaving behind a rich literary legacy that continues to capture the imaginations of readers around the world.

Produkt Details

Verlag: DigiCat

Genre: Sprache - Englisch

Sprache: English

Umfang: 114 Seiten

Größe: 478,5 KB

ISBN: 8596547329862

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