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"Amos Judd" was written by John Ames Mitchell and published in 1901. Innovative publisher and novelist known for co-founding Life magazine and satirical novels.

Amos Judd

1901

John Ames Mitchell

Amos Judd

John Ames Mitchell

1901

Published in 1901, 'Amos Judd' by John Ames Mitchell is a novel set in a small New England village, Daleford, where the arrival of three foreigners brings intrigue and cultural contrasts. The story follows the titular character, Amos Judd, an orphan raised by his grandfather, as he navigates challenges related to love, ambition, and social class. The narrative explores the complexities of identity through the boy under Mr. Judd's care, whose mysterious origins and potential danger from India complicate the lives of the villagers. The novel highlights themes of perseverance and the struggle for acceptance in a society marked by wealth and class divisions.