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A Civil War novel that follows a young pro-slavery Mississippi man as he gradually begins to identify with the sentiments of the abolitionists in the North after hearing a speech by Frederick Douglass. Sinclair, the author, is probably most widely known for his novel The Jungle (1906), an exposure of the Chicago meatpacking industry written two years after this one. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Enrico Maria Albamonte
reviewed Manassas: A Novel of the Civil War on January 22, 2012
Manassas: A Novel of the Civil War
Clever, beautifully written, over-written account of slave-owning life in the South, followed by the young protagonist's move to the North, and conversion to Abolitionism. A lively, passionate introduction to American politics at the time, to Abraham Lincolm, and to their wonderful command of the language in those days.
Warmly recommended by one my sons!
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