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  2. 02 - Chapter 2

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  3. 03 - Chapter 3

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  22. 22 - Chapter 22

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  23. 23 - Chapter 23

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  25. 25 - Chapter 25

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  26. 26 - Chapter 26

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  27. 27 - Chapter 27

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  30. 30 - Chapter 30

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  31. 31 - Chapter 31

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A young Methodist minister in a small upstate New York town believes himself cultured and destined for greater things. Then three people enter his narrow world: a Catholic priest of easy learning, a scientist who treats religion as a curiosity, and a red-haired Irish woman whose beauty and music unsettle him. As Theron Ware absorbs their ideas, his simple faith and his high opinion of himself begin to rot from within, and what he mistakes for enlightenment turns into a slow moral collapse. Harold Frederic wrote one of the sharpest American novels of the 1890s, a study of intellectual vanity and self-deception told with irony and a good deal of quiet sympathy.

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Harold Frederic

Harold Frederic built a career across American journalism and realist fiction, drawing closely on upstate New York, religious debate, political change, and provincial ambition. Seth’s Brother’s Wife, his first novel, follows a country youth who enters newspaper work and encounters the social divisions of the Mohawk Valley.

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First published
1896
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
288
Language
English
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