The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford
A luminous window into a boy's mind and a nation's changing gaze, The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford invites readers to walk the winding road from childhood into self-knowledge. A compact, immersive headlong study of identity in youth, it blends intimate psychological fiction with the pulse of late Victorian England. This is more than a novel; it is a carefully restored encounter with education, belief, and the shaping of self. The work folds autobiographical cues and a painterly sense of place into a moving exploration of childhood religion themes, moral testing, and the quiet revolution of self-discovery. For classic literature readers, the tone and texture evoke the influence of George Eliot and the terrain of Thomas Hardy novels, while offering a distinct, candid voice that stands on its own. Alpha Editions is proud to present the complete, annotated edition of a text that has endured beyond its era. Out of print for decades, it has been republished to be accessible to today's readers and to future generations. This edition is not a mere reprint but a thoughtfully curated cultural treasure-back in print for casual readers who seek a humane, human-scale story and for collectors who prize a faithful, scholarly restoration. Explore a portrait of late Victorian England through sharp observation, a vivid coming-of-age, and a work that continues to resonate with modern readers seeking education, self discovery, and the truth of identity.
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The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford
A luminous window into a boy's mind and a nation's changing gaze, The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford invites readers to walk the winding road from childhood into self-knowledge. A compact, immersive headlong study of identity in youth, it blends intimate psychological fiction with the pulse of late Victorian England. This is more than a novel; it is a carefully restored encounter with education, belief, and the shaping of self. The work folds autobiographical cues and a painterly sense of place into a moving exploration of childhood religion themes, moral testing, and the quiet revolution of self-discovery. For classic literature readers, the tone and texture evoke the influence of George Eliot and the terrain of Thomas Hardy novels, while offering a distinct, candid voice that stands on its own. Alpha Editions is proud to present the complete, annotated edition of a text that has endured beyond its era. Out of print for decades, it has been republished to be accessible to today's readers and to future generations. This edition is not a mere reprint but a thoughtfully curated cultural treasure-back in print for casual readers who seek a humane, human-scale story and for collectors who prize a faithful, scholarly restoration. Explore a portrait of late Victorian England through sharp observation, a vivid coming-of-age, and a work that continues to resonate with modern readers seeking education, self discovery, and the truth of identity.
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The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford

The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford

by Mark Rutherford
The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford

The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford

by Mark Rutherford

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A luminous window into a boy's mind and a nation's changing gaze, The Early Life Of Mark Rutherford invites readers to walk the winding road from childhood into self-knowledge. A compact, immersive headlong study of identity in youth, it blends intimate psychological fiction with the pulse of late Victorian England. This is more than a novel; it is a carefully restored encounter with education, belief, and the shaping of self. The work folds autobiographical cues and a painterly sense of place into a moving exploration of childhood religion themes, moral testing, and the quiet revolution of self-discovery. For classic literature readers, the tone and texture evoke the influence of George Eliot and the terrain of Thomas Hardy novels, while offering a distinct, candid voice that stands on its own. Alpha Editions is proud to present the complete, annotated edition of a text that has endured beyond its era. Out of print for decades, it has been republished to be accessible to today's readers and to future generations. This edition is not a mere reprint but a thoughtfully curated cultural treasure-back in print for casual readers who seek a humane, human-scale story and for collectors who prize a faithful, scholarly restoration. Explore a portrait of late Victorian England through sharp observation, a vivid coming-of-age, and a work that continues to resonate with modern readers seeking education, self discovery, and the truth of identity.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789354543760
Publisher: Alpha Edition
Publication date: 05/01/2021
Pages: 34
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.08(d)
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