After a Shadow, and Other Stories

"After a Shadow, and Other Stories" by T. S. Arthur offers a compelling glimpse into 19th-century American life. This collection of short stories explores themes of domesticity, morality, and the social issues that shaped the era. Arthur's keen observations provide insight into the everyday lives and moral dilemmas faced by individuals and families.

A significant contribution to American fiction, these stories capture the nuances of a bygone era with enduring relevance. Readers interested in historical fiction and the exploration of timeless human experiences will find much to appreciate in this collection. Delve into these carefully crafted narratives and discover the lasting power of Arthur's storytelling. This print edition meticulously reproduces the original text for an authentic reading experience.

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