The Ramrodders

"The Ramrodders: A Novel" by Holman Day offers a sharply humorous look at political life in a small Maine town in the early 20th century. This rediscovered classic delves into the world of local politics and exposes the often-corrupt underbelly of power. Day's novel, a historical fiction gem, examines the timeless themes of ambition, civic duty, and the temptations of political maneuvering. With a keen eye for detail and a gift for satire, Day crafts a story that resonates with enduring relevance. Explore the intricate dance of power, influence, and the often-hilarious consequences of political ambition in this captivating portrait of small-town America. A compelling read for anyone interested in political fiction and historical narratives.

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