This volume includes a novel and several poems by Samuel Carter. Arthur Mervyn is a gripping tale of a young man's struggle to survive amid poverty, disease, and corruption in 18th-century Philadelphia. The other poems offer reflections on the harsh realities of life in Britain and beyond.
This authoritative treatise on the law of mortgages provides a comprehensive guide to the legal principles governing this essential financial instrument. Written by legal expert Samuel Carter, it is an invaluable resource for lawyers, bankers, and anyone involved in commercial transactions.
Raised in the Jim Crow South as one of fifteen children in a sharecropping family, Samuel Carter's life story reflects a journey of resilience and advocacy against injustice. He shares vivid memories from his childhood, including his grandfather's legacy as a former slave and the family's traditions. Balancing moments of heartbreak with humor, Carter emphasizes the enduring power of hope, love, and perseverance in the face of systemic racism, offering readers a poignant and inspiring narrative of personal and collective struggle.