With the King at Oxford: A Tale of the Great Rebellion (ePub)
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Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, which plays a seminal role in Great Britain's storied annals, 'With the King at Oxford: A Tale of the Great Rebellion' by Alfred John Church is a work not merely of historical fiction but deeply rooted in personal...
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Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, which plays a seminal role in Great Britain's storied annals, 'With the King at Oxford: A Tale of the Great Rebellion' by Alfred John Church is a work not merely of historical fiction but deeply rooted in personal experience-a war memoir in narrative form. The book weaves a tale of familial legacies, the burden of ancestral estates, and the tumultuous life at court. Its narrative sepulchre richly exemplifies the literary style of the Victorian era, marked by its eloquent prose and vividly painted scenes, and situated within a literary tradition that sought to revive and romanticize English history for contemporary readership.
Alfred John Church, celebrated for his adaptations of classical texts and historical novels, pens 'With the King at Oxford' from a wellspring of personal and ancestral history. His nuanced understanding of court life and the intricacies of the political machinations during the era of monarchy lends a deep authenticity to the narrative. The experiences of Church's lineage in Oxfordshire and a direct engagement with the socio-political climate of the time resonate with uncanny verisimilitude in this historical tapestry.
This volume is highly recommended for enthusiasts of historical narratives and Victorian literature. Church's adept storytelling invites the reader to traverse the complexity of loyalty and the consequences of inherited legacy. As the narrative unfolds amidst the rich historical context of the English Civil War, readers are afforded a unique and intimate perspective on the grandeur and gravity of the age. Historians and literary connoisseurs alike will find 'With the King at Oxford' to be a captivating journey through a pivotal epoch in British history, rendered with linguistic grace and scholarly insight.
Alfred John Church, celebrated for his adaptations of classical texts and historical novels, pens 'With the King at Oxford' from a wellspring of personal and ancestral history. His nuanced understanding of court life and the intricacies of the political machinations during the era of monarchy lends a deep authenticity to the narrative. The experiences of Church's lineage in Oxfordshire and a direct engagement with the socio-political climate of the time resonate with uncanny verisimilitude in this historical tapestry.
This volume is highly recommended for enthusiasts of historical narratives and Victorian literature. Church's adept storytelling invites the reader to traverse the complexity of loyalty and the consequences of inherited legacy. As the narrative unfolds amidst the rich historical context of the English Civil War, readers are afforded a unique and intimate perspective on the grandeur and gravity of the age. Historians and literary connoisseurs alike will find 'With the King at Oxford' to be a captivating journey through a pivotal epoch in British history, rendered with linguistic grace and scholarly insight.
Autoren-Porträt von Alfred John Church
Alfred John Church (1829-1912) was a prolific English classical scholar and writer renowned for his accessible retellings of ancient literature. A revered academic, Church was educated at Lincoln College, Oxford, where he later became a tutor and a senior student. His scholarly work is characterized by a clear and engaging prose style, designed to introduce young readers to the classics of Rome and Greece. Among his contributions to children's literature, 'With the King at Oxford: A Tale of the Great Rebellion' stands as an exemplar of his ability to weave historical fact with fiction to create compelling narratives. Church's works often had educational undertones, aiming not only to entertain but also to provide moral instruction. His translations and adaptations of works by Livy, Virgil, and Homer have been widely appreciated for preserving the essence of the originals while making them accessible to a broader audience. In addition to the aforementioned tale, Church authored numerous other books, such as 'Stories from Homer' and 'Stories from Virgil', both of which demonstrate his dedication to sharing classical stories with the English-speaking world. Church's contributions have earned him a rightful place in the pantheon of writers who have helped bridge the gap between the ancient and modern worlds through literature.
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- Autor: Alfred John Church
- 2022, 147 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: DigiCat
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- ISBN-13: 8596547049371
- Erscheinungsdatum: 03.06.2022
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