That Printer of Udell's

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The novel is set in the fictional town of Udell in the American Midwest and follows the story of the main character, David Langston. Langston, a disillusioned minister, becomes a printer and is drawn into the lives of the people of Udell. The novel explores themes of redemption, community, and the power of faith and love to transform individuals and society."That Printer of Udell's" is characterized by its inspirational and moralizing tone, and it reflects the values and beliefs of the Progressive Era in America. It was a bestseller in its time and had a significant impact on American literature and popular culture.Harold Bell Wright's works were often aimed at a wide readership and sought to convey messages of faith, hope, and social reform. "That Printer of Udell's" is a notable example of his writing and his desire to inspire readers with uplifting and moral tales of American life.If you appreciate novels with moral and inspirational themes set in the American heartland, "That Printer of Udell's" may be a book of interest, offering a glimpse into the values and ideals of its time.

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Pages: 206, Paperback, Alpha Edition