The Necromancers (ePub)
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In 'The Necromancers,' Robert Hugh Benson weaves a tale of suspense wrapped around the historical instance of the trial of Reuben Crandall, grounding his narrative in the tense pre-Civil War milieu of the United States. Benson's prose deftly portrays the...
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In 'The Necromancers,' Robert Hugh Benson weaves a tale of suspense wrapped around the historical instance of the trial of Reuben Crandall, grounding his narrative in the tense pre-Civil War milieu of the United States. Benson's prose deftly portrays the struggle for justice and the burgeoning abolitionist sentiment through Crandall's harrowing ordeal. Crandall's arrest and trial in Washington D.C. for allegedly inciting rebellion amongst slaves and free blacks become a lens through which the societal and moral fabrics of the era are scrutinized. Benson's skillful blend of factual court proceedings with engaging literary style offers a multi-faceted exploration of the themes of racial injustice and the human condition within the context of American history. As an acclaimed author of the early 20th century, Robert Hugh Benson's foray into this historical narrative is tinged with the acumen of a writer versed in the complexity of moral and spiritual dilemmas. His background as a Catholic priest imparts 'The Necromancers' with an intrinsic understanding of the human propensity for both good and evil, justice and prejudice. Benson's own experiences and his profound sensibilities regarding societal injustices likely informed his representation of the trial and its implications on the nascent abolitionist movement. 'The Necromancers' is recommended for those intrigued by historical fiction ripe with ethical quandaries and readers seeking a literary journey that delves into the tumultuous tides of American history during a period marked by strife and transformation. Benson's adept storytelling and the relevance of the narrative to the themes of liberty and equality render this book a noteworthy addition to the canon of historical literature that continues to resonate with contemporary discussions on race and justice.
Autoren-Porträt von Robert Hugh Benson
Robert Hugh Benson (1871-1914) was a prolific English author and an ordained priest converted to Roman Catholicism from Anglicanism. The son of Edward White Benson, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert's decision to embrace Catholicism in 1903 was particularly controversial. His literary journey is marked by various novels, sermons, and theological writings that reflect his religious convictions and spiritual introspection. 'The Necromancers' (1909), one of his notable novels, delves into the dangers of spiritualism and the occult, a recurrent theme that Benson explored through a lens of cautionary narrative. His graceful yet direct prose provided a heartfelt examination of spiritual practices and the human propensity towards the supernatural. Benson's works often encapsulated his conflicting feelings about modernity, faith, and the church. As a writer, he resonated with the subtleties of human experiences and moral complexity. Literature scholars recognize Benson for his significant contributions to the genre of Christian and speculative fiction, with 'The Necromancers' viewed as a pivotal work that seamlessly interwove his theological musings and compelling storytelling. His legacy is that of a revered author whose works offer a window into early 20th-century religious and spiritual thought.
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- Autor: Robert Hugh Benson
- 2022, 198 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: DigiCat
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- ISBN-13: 8596547416753
- Erscheinungsdatum: 21.11.2022
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