Dred: Vol. I

Set in the turbulent pre-Civil War American South, Dred - Vol. I introduces a tense world where slavery's brutality collides with rising whispers of resistance. As families on plantations struggle with moral conflict, fear, and shifting loyalties, rumors spread of a mysterious figure living deep in the Great Dismal Swamp: Dred, a prophetic fugitive whose fierce spirituality and unwavering sense of justice inspire both hope and dread.Through interwoven storylines of enslaved people, slaveholders, and abolition-minded outsiders, Stowe exposes hidden cruelties, unexpected acts of courage, and the growing pressure of a society on the brink of upheaval. The result is a gripping moral drama that blends human emotion with the looming storm of rebellion.Dred - Vol. I is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1896.

Pages: 496, Edition: Nachdruk van de uitgave van 1896, Paperback, hansebooks