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An American Tragedy

An American Tragedy

Por Dreiser, Theodore

Publicado por Zenith Golden Quill

English 2025 ISBN 9782386913013
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One man's rise. One fatal choice. And the chilling consequences of the American Dream gone wrong. An American Tragedy is Theodore Dreiser's unforgettable tale of ambition, class, love, and crime in early 20th-century America. Based on true events, this novel follows Clyde Griffiths, a young man torn between moral responsibility and the temptation of wealth, romance, and social status. As Clyde climbs the social ladder, a reckless decision spirals into betrayal, murder, and devastating consequences. A cornerstone of American naturalism and literary realism, Dreiser's masterwork remains shockingly relevant in its portrayal of class, ambition, and the human cost of success. 📘 This Edition Includes: ✔ The complete, unabridged text ✔ Kindle-optimized layout with active TOC ✔ Ideal for fans of American classics, legal dramas, and psychological fiction 💬 What Readers Say: "Dreiser's novel is haunting and powerful." "Clyde is as tragic as any Shakespearean character." "An absolute classic—required reading for understanding American literature." 📥 Download An American Tragedy today and experience a novel that exposed the dark underside of the American dream.

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