The Way of All Flesh [Hardcover] Butler, Samuel

Description

1952 World Famous Classics edition. Pages are clean. Binding is secure. Spine has a small tear at the top.

This well-preserved copy of Samuel Butler’s semi-autobiographical novel, “The Way of All Flesh,” offers a window into the Victorian era’s societal constraints and familial tensions. Published posthumously in 1903, the book was ahead of its time in its unflinching portrayal of hypocrisy, repression, and the struggles of nonconformity. Butler’s satirical wit and incisive commentary on religion, education, and family dynamics make this a captivating read for collectors and literary enthusiasts alike. Despite its age, this 1952 World Famous Classics edition remains in acceptable condition, a testament to the enduring relevance of Butler’s work. With clean pages and a secure binding, this copy invites readers to immerse themselves in a thought-provoking exploration of Victorian mores and the timeless quest for individual freedom.