The Southerner A Romance Of The Real Lincoln - Dixon, Thomas
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The southerner: A romance of the real Lincoln is a novel that offers an examination of the complexities of Southern life during a period of great transformation in American history. The narrative focuses on the interplay between personal ambition and the desire for simplicity, contrasting the aspirations of individuals with the weight of tradition. The work highlights the struggle of rural communities grappling with the forces of education, progress, and changing societal roles. Through the lens of a family s journey, the novel reflects on the tension between preserving familiar ways and…mehr

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The southerner: A romance of the real Lincoln is a novel that offers an examination of the complexities of Southern life during a period of great transformation in American history. The narrative focuses on the interplay between personal ambition and the desire for simplicity, contrasting the aspirations of individuals with the weight of tradition. The work highlights the struggle of rural communities grappling with the forces of education, progress, and changing societal roles. Through the lens of a family s journey, the novel reflects on the tension between preserving familiar ways and embracing new opportunities. It delves into how dreams of advancement can create both hope and conflict within relationships, as well as within the broader community. The book provides insight into the values and challenges of a society at a crossroads, where personal and collective identities are being reshaped by evolving ideals. The writing invites readers to consider how ambition, loyalty, and the yearning for a better future interact within the fabric of a shifting cultural landscape.
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Thomas Frederick Dixon was an American figure known for his wide-ranging contributions as a Baptist minister, politician, lawyer, lecturer, writer, and filmmaker. Born on 11 January 1864 in North Carolina, he pursued multiple careers that reflected both his intellectual ambitions and his commitment to influencing society through various platforms. His work as a minister and politician showcased his interest in public service and moral discourse, while his legal background provided him with a foundation for advocacy and debate. Dixon gained prominence as a writer and playwright, with works that often stirred significant discussion and controversy. Among his most notable pieces was The Clansman: A Historical Romance of the Ku Klux Klan, which contributed to his reputation as a provocative cultural commentator. He also worked in filmmaking, further extending his reach as a storyteller and social critic. Dixon's personal life included marriages to Harriet Bussey and later to Madelyn Clare. He died on 3 April 1946 in Raleigh, North Carolina, leaving behind a complex and impactful legacy.