The Queen Against Owen - Upward, Allen
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The Queen Against Owen by Allen Upward is a gripping legal drama set in the Victorian era, filled with courtroom suspense and moral dilemmas. The novel centers on a high-stakes trial, where the accused faces the daunting British legal system and the possibility of wrongful conviction. Upward masterfully builds psychological tension, creating a narrative rich with mystery, courtroom intrigue, and unexpected plot twists. As the story unfolds, the reader is drawn into the defense and prosecution's strategies, navigating the delicate balance between justice and morality. Through its character…mehr

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The Queen Against Owen by Allen Upward is a gripping legal drama set in the Victorian era, filled with courtroom suspense and moral dilemmas. The novel centers on a high-stakes trial, where the accused faces the daunting British legal system and the possibility of wrongful conviction. Upward masterfully builds psychological tension, creating a narrative rich with mystery, courtroom intrigue, and unexpected plot twists. As the story unfolds, the reader is drawn into the defense and prosecution's strategies, navigating the delicate balance between justice and morality. Through its character studies and detective elements, the novel explores the complexities of crime and justice, while offering a social critique of the period. Upward's sharp writing and intense legal scenes keep readers engaged, as the case against Owen raises questions about truth, law, and the human condition. The Queen Against Owen is a compelling exploration of justice and the inner workings of the courtroom.
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Allen Upward (1863-1926) was a British author, barrister, poet, and politician known for his wide-ranging contributions to literature and intellectual thought. Born in County Cork, Ireland, Upward was educated at prestigious institutions and eventually pursued a career in law, becoming a barrister. His legal background significantly influenced his writings, particularly in his legal dramas and court-based novels such as The Queen Against Owen, where he explored the intricacies of the British legal system and the moral dilemmas that arise within it. Upward's literary output was diverse, covering various genres including mystery, political satire, and social critique. He was known for weaving legal intrigue with social commentary, often critiquing the rigid structures of Victorian society. Alongside his fiction, Upward wrote philosophical essays and poetry, showcasing his intellectual depth. One of his most well-known works, The New Word, coined the term "scientifiction" long before the term "science fiction" was popularized. Though his literary career was somewhat overshadowed by more famous contemporaries, Allen Upward's unique voice and fearless exploration of legal, social, and intellectual themes have earned him recognition as an innovative and thoughtful author in British literature. His works continue to intrigue readers interested in law, justice, and societal issues.