Wieland -Or- The Transformation

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Set against the backdrop of pre-Revolutionary America, the story explores the tragic events that impact Clara Wieland and her brother Theodore. Their father, a German immigrant, established a unique religion with the aim of converting indigenous peoples. As the narrative unfolds, it delves into themes of faith, family, and the psychological turmoil resulting from their father's fervent beliefs, leading to devastating consequences for the family.