The narrative centers on Jack Kramsky, the author's great-grandfather, who fled Russia as a teenager. His journey as a stowaway led him to South Wales instead of America, where he had hoped to find a better life. The story explores themes of resilience and the immigrant experience, highlighting the unexpected paths life can take and the dreams that drive individuals to seek new beginnings.
Studies in Romanticism and Religion Essays in Honor of John L. Mahoney
Exploring the intersection of Romanticism and religion, this collection of essays honors scholar John L. Mahoney. It features a range of analyses, from overarching themes in various Romantic writers to detailed examinations of specific poems. The essays provide fresh insights into the significance of religious thought in the Romantic era, appealing to scholars of Romanticism, historians of nineteenth-century religion, and anyone intrigued by the intellectual currents of nineteenth-century England.