In 'A Lost Hero', Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and co-author Herbert D. Ward tenderly craft a narrative that deftly captures the intricacies of human emotion and the complexities of moral choices. Shielded within the folds of this poignant prose, readers discover a tale scribed with both grace and gravitas that delves into themes of sacrifice, duty, and the imperceptible lines between right and wrong. Styled in the tradition of American realist literature, the text is a testament to the enduring power of character-driven stories to engage and provoke thoughtful reflection on the human condition. Phelps and Ward's collaboration synergizes to elevate the literary experience, marrying Phelps's established emotional acuity with Ward's narrative strength, creating a story that feels both intimate and commanding in its literary execution. This edition by DigiCat Publishing bridges the historical and contemporary by tendering a revered classic within the ambit of modern accessibility -- an endeavor that both preserves and propagates the cultural heritage encapsulated within this work. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps emerged as a significant literary figure in the late 19th century, an era ripe with social and moral quandaries that she addressed with unflinching honesty in her writing. Renowned for her pioneering feminist perspective and her exploration of religious themes, Phelps's works often reflect a deep engagement with the prevailing moral and ethical debates of her time. 'A Lost Hero' is conceived from the very fabric of Phelps's conscience and experience, capturing not only the spirit of its age but the enduring essence of personal struggle amidst the tide of societal expectations. It is a reflection, nuanced by her own life's journey replete with advocacy, faith, and the pursuit of literary excellence. This multi-layered novel is recommended for readers who seek depth and meaning in their literary journeys. Ideal for those fascinated by the human psyche, the moral dilemmas we face, and the resilience of the spirit, 'A Lost Hero' promises an intimate foray into the heart of early American literature. DigiCat Publishing's meticulous reproduction ensures that both the novice reader and the seasoned scholar can appreciate the timeless themes and enduring questions that Phelps and Ward so elegantly present. In a world still grappling with similar issues of morality, duty, and identity, this classic remains as relevant and insightful as ever, offering both a mirror to our past and a lens through which to view our present.

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• Literature & FictionBlack & African American

• Publication Date: September 16, 2022
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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• Print Length: 53 Pages
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