The Man Without a Country, and Other Tales

Language: EnglishPublished: May 20, 2005

Subjects:

Sea stories Historical fiction Short stories, American Soldiers Fiction Stateless persons Exiles Burr Conspiracy, 1805-1807

Bookshelves:

Fiction Literature Harvard Classics Historical Fiction History - General

Authors:

Hale, Edward Everett
1822 - 1909

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In a period marked by intense national identity and the struggles of individualism, "The Man Without a Country, and Other Tales" by Edward Everett Hale delves into the profound themes of belonging and alienation. The titular story poignantly examines the consequences of treason against one's nation, highlighting the weight of unalienable rights and the intrinsic connection between a citizen and their country. This collection invites students, civic activists, and historians to reflect on the delicate balance between personal liberty and national loyalty. Hale's narratives resonate with contemporary discussions about citizenship and moral responsibility, making this work essential for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of patriotism and personal identity in a rapidly changing world.