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A spoil of office

a story of the modern West
Pages
375
Published
1892
Language
English

Synopsis

This novel follows a young man from rural Iowa as he navigates the complex and often corrupt world of Washington D.C. after being elected to Congress. It explores themes of political idealism versus reality, and the personal compromises made in the pursuit of power. The story offers a critical look at American politics and society in the late 19th century.

About the author

H
Hamlin Garland

Hamlin Garland was a writer known for his stories about rural life and the American West. His collection, Great American Short Stories, showcases his talent for capturing the spirit of the time. He's a great choice if you enjoy realistic fiction.