Ben Hur

The narrative follows Judah Ben-Hur, a Jewish nobleman wrongfully accused of treason and enslaved by the Romans. This tale of betrayal, redemption, and faith is recognized as one of the most significant Christian novels of the 19th century and gained immense popularity in America. Lew Wallace, the author, was a multifaceted figure—an attorney, Civil War general, and governor—adding depth to the book's historical context. This edition includes a new biography of Wallace, enhancing the reader's understanding of the author’s life and times.