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Far From the Madding Crowd
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Overview of Far From the Madding Crowd Book
| Title | Far From the Madding Crowd |
| Author | Thomas Hardy |
| ISBN-13 | 9789395264037 |
| Publication | NEWGEN TROVE BOOKS |
Far from the Madding Crowd (1874) is actually the fourth novel that Thomas Hardy had penned, but it is his first major success in the literary world. Anonymously published as a monthly serial in Cornhill Magazine, this novel captured a huge crowd. It is Hardy’s “warmest and sunniest” of all novels. The setting is timeless as the title shows, in fact more so in the modern rushed and hurried life. Pitted against the changing times, the acute struggles of the characters make the novel a succour to the senses. The seemingly capricious but beautiful Bathsheba Everdene’s interaction with her various suitors propels the narrative. Her mindless falling for Sergeant Troy in spite of being a responsible and cautious girl released chaos and destruction as is associated with such personalities. Though she rejects the love of Gabriel Oak, he continues to be steadfast in his loyalty for her and in the end like most romantic comedies, the lovers are rewarded by Bathsheba’s hand in marriage. The novel also beautifully etches out the dangers and mayhem associated with romantic relationships and marriage.
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Overview of Far From the Madding Crowd Book
Far from the Madding Crowd (1874) is actually the fourth novel that Thomas Hardy had penned, but it is his first major success in the literary world. Anonymously published as a monthly serial in Cornhill Magazine, this novel captured a huge crowd. It is Hardy’s “warmest and sunniest” of all novels. The setting is timeless as the title shows, in fact more so in the modern rushed and hurried life. Pitted against the changing times, the acute struggles of the characters make the novel a succour to the senses. The seemingly capricious but beautiful Bathsheba Everdene’s interaction with her various suitors propels the narrative. Her mindless falling for Sergeant Troy in spite of being a responsible and cautious girl released chaos and destruction as is associated with such personalities. Though she rejects the love of Gabriel Oak, he continues to be steadfast in his loyalty for her and in the end like most romantic comedies, the lovers are rewarded by Bathsheba’s hand in marriage. The novel also beautifully etches out the dangers and mayhem associated with romantic relationships and marriage.
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English
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ISBN - 10 :
9395264039
ISBN - 13 :
9789395264037
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About Thomas Hardy:
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Overview of Far From the Madding Crowd Book
| Title | Far From the Madding Crowd |
| Author | Thomas Hardy |
| ISBN-13 | 9789395264037 |
| Publication | NEWGEN TROVE BOOKS |
Far from the Madding Crowd (1874) is actually the fourth novel that Thomas Hardy had penned, but it is his first major success in the literary world. Anonymously published as a monthly serial in Cornhill Magazine, this novel captured a huge crowd. It is Hardy’s “warmest and sunniest” of all novels. The setting is timeless as the title shows, in fact more so in the modern rushed and hurried life. Pitted against the changing times, the acute struggles of the characters make the novel a succour to the senses. The seemingly capricious but beautiful Bathsheba Everdene’s interaction with her various suitors propels the narrative. Her mindless falling for Sergeant Troy in spite of being a responsible and cautious girl released chaos and destruction as is associated with such personalities. Though she rejects the love of Gabriel Oak, he continues to be steadfast in his loyalty for her and in the end like most romantic comedies, the lovers are rewarded by Bathsheba’s hand in marriage. The novel also beautifully etches out the dangers and mayhem associated with romantic relationships and marriage.