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Oedipus Max: An American Family
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Oedipus Max: An American Family

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A fourteen -year-old immigrant came to Ellis Island by himself in 1906 and was sent back to Lithuania. This strong personality landed in Boston a few months later to begin to learn English and the retail grocery business. By the end of 1918 he was a United States citizen, had married a 1913 Chelsea High School graduate, had his own store and his first son. This is the story of Max and Lillian Bennett, the Norwood Market, and three sons and a daughter. We get an intimate view of life in a retail market in the 30’s through the 50’s in a small town north of Boston. The conflict comes when it is clear that the sons do not want a life in business.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Frog Pond Studio
Country
United States
Date
24 September 2015
Pages
182
ISBN
9780982266311

A fourteen -year-old immigrant came to Ellis Island by himself in 1906 and was sent back to Lithuania. This strong personality landed in Boston a few months later to begin to learn English and the retail grocery business. By the end of 1918 he was a United States citizen, had married a 1913 Chelsea High School graduate, had his own store and his first son. This is the story of Max and Lillian Bennett, the Norwood Market, and three sons and a daughter. We get an intimate view of life in a retail market in the 30’s through the 50’s in a small town north of Boston. The conflict comes when it is clear that the sons do not want a life in business.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Frog Pond Studio
Country
United States
Date
24 September 2015
Pages
182
ISBN
9780982266311