Journal of a West India Proprietor (eBook, ePUB) - Lewis, M. G.
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In "Journal of a West India Proprietor," M. G. Lewis presents a compelling narrative that intertwines autobiography and social commentary. Written in the early 19th century, the book captures the complexities of colonial life in the Caribbean from the perspective of a British plantation owner. Through a series of reflective entries, Lewis elucidates the economic, moral, and environmental dilemmas experienced in the West Indies, employing a poignant and engaging literary style that blends Observational realism with passionate prose. This text serves not only as a personal account but also as a…mehr

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In "Journal of a West India Proprietor," M. G. Lewis presents a compelling narrative that intertwines autobiography and social commentary. Written in the early 19th century, the book captures the complexities of colonial life in the Caribbean from the perspective of a British plantation owner. Through a series of reflective entries, Lewis elucidates the economic, moral, and environmental dilemmas experienced in the West Indies, employing a poignant and engaging literary style that blends Observational realism with passionate prose. This text serves not only as a personal account but also as a representation of the broader tensions and contradictions inherent in colonial enterprise, making it a vital commentary on the era's ethical landscapes. Lewis himself was deeply enmeshed in the colonial world, having been born into a wealthy British family that owned plantations. His first-hand experiences on the islands provided him with a unique lens through which to scrutinize the socio-political implications of colonialism, slavery, and land ownership. The nuances of his perspective reveal an internal conflict, marking him as a significant figure in discussions about the moral responsibilities of colonizers. This book is highly recommended for readers interested in colonial studies, post-colonial literature, or historical ethics. Lewis's engaging narrative not only illuminates the personal struggles of a plantation owner but also invites critical reflection on the broader ramifications of colonial exploitation, making it a vital addition to the library of any conscientious scholar.

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