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Charles James Lever

One Of Them Volume I Paperback Book

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Victorian social satire novel
Irish protagonist in British society
426 pages of witty storytelling
Explores identity and class struggles
Charles James Lever classic
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One of Them" is a novel by the Irish author Charles James Lever, known for his lively and humorous depiction of 19thcentury society. Originally published in 1861, the book offers a satirical and engaging look at the social and political issues of the time through the eyes of its protagonist. Gorman OShea, an Irishman with a mix of idealism and pragmatism, ventures into the higher echelons of British society. Lever uses OSheas experiences to explore and satirize the intricacies of class, politics, and social norms. The novel weaves together various subplots involving romantic entanglements, political machinations, and the personal growth of its characters. Gormans journey is marked by his attempts to reconcile his Irish identity with the expectations and prejudices of the British establishment. Lever employs his characteristic wit and humor to critique social pretensions, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and the often absurd nature of political life. Social Satire The novel is rich in satirical commentary on the social and political dynamics of 19thcentury Britain and Ireland. Identity and Belonging Gormans struggle to find his place within the rigid structures of British society highlights issues of national and personal identity. Romantic and Personal Development The romantic relationships and personal growth of the characters underscore the human aspects of the larger social commentary. Class and Social Mobility The novel examines the barriers to social mobility and the...

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Binding: Paperback;426 pages; Publisher: Repro India Limited; Classification: FJ; Weight: 756 g; Dimensions: 216 x 140 x 36

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