The Burgomaster's Wife — Complete. A Tale of Love, Politics, and Intrigue in 16th Century Holland

Par : Georg Ebers, Mary J. Safford
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  • Nombre de pages303
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN406-4-06-624754-6
  • EAN4064066247546
  • Date de parution05/12/2019
  • Protection num.Digital Watermarking
  • Taille908 Ko
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurGOOD PRESS

Résumé

Georg Ebers' "The Burgomaster's Wife" is a historical novel set in 16th-century Holland, intricately weaving the threads of romance, political intrigue, and social strife. The narrative centers around the lives of a burgomaster and his wife, who navigate the treacherous waters of societal expectations and personal ambitions against a backdrop of tumultuous historical events. Ebers employs a rich, descriptive style that enhances the vividness of the period, drawing the reader into a world where love and duty clash, and moral complexities abound, thus reflecting the author's deep appreciation for both historical accuracy and human emotional depth.
Ebers, a noted Egyptologist and prolific novelist, was deeply influenced by his fascination with history and culture. Born in Germany in 1837, he traveled extensively, allowing him to immerse himself in various cultures and historical narratives. His scholarly background and historical interests shine through in this work, as Ebers meticulously researched the social dynamics and customs of the era, giving readers an authentic glimpse into the life and struggles of his characters.
Readers seeking a compelling blend of romance and history will find great value in "The Burgomaster's Wife." Ebers'Äô ability to intertwine thoughtful character development with engaging historical detail makes this novel an enlightening read for anyone interested in the interplay of personal and political realms in history.
Georg Ebers' "The Burgomaster's Wife" is a historical novel set in 16th-century Holland, intricately weaving the threads of romance, political intrigue, and social strife. The narrative centers around the lives of a burgomaster and his wife, who navigate the treacherous waters of societal expectations and personal ambitions against a backdrop of tumultuous historical events. Ebers employs a rich, descriptive style that enhances the vividness of the period, drawing the reader into a world where love and duty clash, and moral complexities abound, thus reflecting the author's deep appreciation for both historical accuracy and human emotional depth.
Ebers, a noted Egyptologist and prolific novelist, was deeply influenced by his fascination with history and culture. Born in Germany in 1837, he traveled extensively, allowing him to immerse himself in various cultures and historical narratives. His scholarly background and historical interests shine through in this work, as Ebers meticulously researched the social dynamics and customs of the era, giving readers an authentic glimpse into the life and struggles of his characters.
Readers seeking a compelling blend of romance and history will find great value in "The Burgomaster's Wife." Ebers'Äô ability to intertwine thoughtful character development with engaging historical detail makes this novel an enlightening read for anyone interested in the interplay of personal and political realms in history.
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