John Ames, Native Commissioner (ePub)
A Romance of the Matabele Rising
(Sprache: Englisch)
Set against the backdrop of the Matabele Rising, 'John Ames, Native Commissioner' poignantly delves into colonial Africa's complex social fabric through the lens of romance and political unrest. Bertram Mitford employs a captivating narrative style that...
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Set against the backdrop of the Matabele Rising, 'John Ames, Native Commissioner' poignantly delves into colonial Africa's complex social fabric through the lens of romance and political unrest. Bertram Mitford employs a captivating narrative style that infuses vivid character development with a nuanced portrayal of the epoch's moral quandaries. His literary prowess is evident as he deftly weaves historical context with gripping storytelling, inviting readers to explore the colliding worlds of colonial administrators and the indigenous populations they govern. In doing so, Mitford offers a rich and, at times, critical perspective of the colonial enterprise, making his work resonate within the broader discourse of postcolonial literature. Bertram Mitford was an astute observer of the human condition and societal structures, born of his own experiences within the British colonial administration. Drawing inspiration from his time as a civil servant in South Africa, Mitford channels his firsthand insights into creating a narrative that not only entertains but also illuminates. His choice to explore themes of loyalty, duty, and cultural conflict reflects a deep understanding of the tumultuous era during which he lived, and positions Mitford as not only a storyteller but also a commentator on the fading Victorian ideals within the Empire. 'John Ames, Native Commissioner' is a compelling read for those who appreciate historical novels that offer more than mere escapism. Mitford's work appeals to readers seeking depth and authenticity, inviting them to reflect on the realities of colonialism while enjoying a well-crafted tale. This edition, carefully preserved and presented by DigiCat Publishing, is an invitation to acknowledge a classic that encapsulates the essence of its time-one which responsible readers and scholars of colonial literature would find both thought-provoking and engaging.
Autoren-Porträt von Bertram Mitford
Bertram Mitford (1855 -1914) was a British novelist, colonial writer, and adventurer, remembered for his prolific contributions to Victorian era literature with a focus on colonial South Africa. Born in Northumberland, he was schooled in England but his adventurous spirit led him to South Africa, which became a profound influence on his literary works. Mitford's storytelling was often infused with his experiences and observations from the African continent, merging cultural insights with tales of romance and action. His novel 'John Ames, Native Commissioner', a work reflective of his deep engagement with colonial administration and indigenous cultures, exemplifies his narrative technique interweaving political subtleties with personal dramas in exotic landscapes. Mitford's literary style is characterized by its vivid descriptions of the African scenery and its intricate understanding of the socio-political complexities of colonial life. His extensive travels in the region enabled him to create an authentic backdrop for his narratives, often portraying the colonial administrators and native peoples with a nuanced perspective uncommon for his time. While not as renowned as some of his contemporaries, Mitford's oeuvre is regarded as a significant contribution to the body of colonial literature and provides valuable insights into the attitudes and dynamics of the British Empire at the turn of the 20th century. His works remain a testament to an era and a poignant narrative of human experiences amidst the landscape of change.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Bertram Mitford
- 2022, 205 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: DigiCat
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- ISBN-13: 8596547210863
- Erscheinungsdatum: 04.09.2022
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