
The Trader's Wife 1901
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Authors:
- Becke, Louis
1855 - 1913
About this book
In the early 20th century, as colonial ambitions shaped the South Seas, "The Trader's Wife" by Louis Becke unveils the intricate dynamics of love and ambition amidst cultural clashes. This compelling novel explores the life of John Brabant, a wealthy trader, whose relationships are tested by the allure of wealth and the complexities of loyalty. With vivid depictions of the region's vibrant landscapes and the stark realities of colonial life, Becke immerses readers in a world where personal desires often collide with societal expectations. Ideal for students of literature and history, this narrative invites civic activists and historians alike to reflect on the human experience within the broader context of imperialism. Discover the depths of passion and conflict in this timeless tale.
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