First Person Paramount

About this book

In a time when social hierarchies dictated the lives of many, "First Person Paramount" by Ambrose Pratt delves into the complexities of identity and ambition. The novel introduces Agar Hume, a gifted mimic whose ascent from obscurity to the service of the enigmatic Sir William Dagmar reveals the intricate dance between power and deception. With themes of class struggle and the pursuit of self-worth, readers will encounter the unique interplay of mimicry and authenticity as Agar grapples with his place in a world defined by wealth and privilege. Ideal for students and literary enthusiasts, this compelling narrative invites exploration of the human condition and the masks we wear. Discover the layers of ambition in this captivating tale.

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