A Hero Of Liege A Story Of The Great War - Strang, Herbert
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A hero of Li ge: A story of the great war presents a young man s reckoning with allegiance, identity, and courage during the early turbulence of World War I. The narrative confronts the clash between personal ties and national duty, as a foreign setting forces the protagonist to navigate conflicting loyalties. The tension between familiarity and estrangement permeates the story, with the protagonist isolated by the very people he once considered allies. As the war encroaches on daily life, espionage becomes not only a matter of national security but a personal test of conviction. The story…mehr

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A hero of Li ge: A story of the great war presents a young man s reckoning with allegiance, identity, and courage during the early turbulence of World War I. The narrative confronts the clash between personal ties and national duty, as a foreign setting forces the protagonist to navigate conflicting loyalties. The tension between familiarity and estrangement permeates the story, with the protagonist isolated by the very people he once considered allies. As the war encroaches on daily life, espionage becomes not only a matter of national security but a personal test of conviction. The story uses surveillance, suspicion, and betrayal to underscore the fragility of trust when borders turn into battle lines. The protagonist s captivity and narrow escape symbolize the broader struggle of individuals trying to act decisively amid uncertainty. Acts of resistance take on moral weight, transforming the individual s journey into a reflection of larger conflict and collective endurance. The novel emphasizes bravery not as bravado but as resilience in the face of danger and the unknown. By tracing the emotional and psychological impact of war through a single journey, the narrative reveals the inner costs of global conflict.
Autorenporträt
Herbert Strang was the shared pseudonym of English writers George Herbert Ely and Charles James L'Estrange, who collaborated throughout the early 20th century to produce popular adventure fiction, primarily targeting young readers. Both authors were affiliated with Oxford University Press, which published many of their books and helped lend their stories an air of literary respectability. Their works often depicted tales of imperial valor, technological innovation, and youthful courage, drawing inspiration from the narrative style of Jules Verne and continuing the legacy of adventure authors like G. A. Henty. The duo crafted stories that engaged with contemporary and historical settings, such as the Russo-Japanese War, Elizabethan naval exploits, and frontier conflicts, blending imaginative storytelling with moral clarity and patriotic sentiment. Their name also appeared on a variety of anthologies and serialized collections designed to appeal to young audiences, including adventure-themed annuals and school stories. A related pseudonym, Mrs Herbert Strang, was used for adventure fiction aimed at girls, including robinson tales. Their joint bibliography includes works like Round the World in Seven Days, The Air Scout, and With Drake on the Spanish Main, reflecting their fascination with exploration, flight, and military honor.