David Ross Locke explores the complexities of cultural exchange through the lens of food in this witty and insightful book. Using the story of Abou Ben Adhem as a framework, Locke delves into the ways in which different cultures influence each other and the challenges of reconciling conflicting values. A delightful read for foodies and cultural enthusiasts alike.
The Struggles Social Financial and Political is a collection of articles and illustrations from David Ross Locke and Thomas Nast, two influential journalists of the late 19th century. They explore the major issues of their time, including slavery, immigration, and the role of government in society. This collection is a stunning example of the power of journalism to effect social change.
Originally published in the late 19th century, 'The Demagogue' is a political novel that explores the corrupt and manipulative world of American politics. The story follows the rise of a charismatic demagogue who uses his cunning and charm to gain power and influence, despite his lack of ethics and principles.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1882.
This satirical novel provides readers with a witty and entertaining look at the social and political struggles of the mid-nineteenth century. Petroleum V. Nasby is a pseudonym for David Ross Locke, who wrote a series of letters and novels using this character as a vehicle for his political satire. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in American literature or history.