Amos Judd

J. A. Mitchell's "Amos Judd" explores themes of cultural identity and heritage through the compelling narrative of an Indian prince navigating life far from his homeland. Categorized as historical fiction, the novel offers a glimpse into the experiences of East Indian Americans and their struggle to reconcile their royal lineage with the realities of a new world. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to delve into a story that resonates with timeless questions of belonging and self-discovery. "Amos Judd" provides a fascinating perspective on the intersection of royalty and the immigrant experience, making it a valuable addition to both historical fiction collections and studies of Asian American literature. Discover the rich tapestry of cultural heritage woven throughout this enduring tale of an East Indian American's journey.

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