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ALGER: TATTERED TOM. Engraved half-title to Haratio Algers Tattered Tom, 1871

ALGER: TATTERED TOM. Engraved half-title to Haratio Algers Tattered Tom, 1871


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ALGER: TATTERED TOM. Engraved half-title to Haratio Algers Tattered Tom, 1871

ALGER: TATTERED TOM.
Engraved half-title to Haratio Algers Tattered Tom, 1871

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This print showcases the engraved half-title to Haratio Alger's renowned novel, "Tattered Tom" published in 1871. The image transports us back to the poverty-stricken streets of 19th-century America, where Alger's powerful storytelling shed light on the struggles faced by many during that era. The illustration on this book cover depicts a scene filled with despair and hardship. It vividly captures the essence of poverty as we see a young boy named Tom, his clothes tattered and worn, symbolizing his destitution. This visual representation serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by countless individuals during this time period. Haratio Alger himself was an influential American writer whose works often focused on themes of perseverance and upward mobility. His stories resonated deeply with readers from all walks of life, offering hope amidst adversity. It is worth noting that Alger had ties to Unitarianism, which emphasized social justice and equality. This connection adds another layer of significance to his portrayal of poverty in "Tattered Tom" and highlights his commitment to shedding light on societal issues through literature. In conclusion, this engraving serves as a powerful testament to both Alger's impact as an author and the harsh realities faced by those living in poverty during 19th-century America. It stands as a timeless reminder that literature has long been used as a vehicle for social commentary and change.

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