Five Hundred Dollars First published in the "Century Magazine"

About this book

In the late 19th century, as America grappled with rapid industrialization and shifting social values, "Five Hundred Dollars" by Heman White Chaplin emerged in the pages of "Century Magazine." This compelling short story intricately weaves themes of family obligation and moral conflict, spotlighting the weight of financial decisions on personal relationships. With its vivid portrayal of a seaside New England village, readers encounter the profound impact of monetary choices on character dynamics. Ideal for students and civic activists alike, this narrative invites reflection on responsibility and ethical dilemmas in everyday life. Explore the depths of human connection and the societal implications of wealth in this thought-provoking tale that remains relevant today.

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