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Who wrote Strife and Peace?

"Strife and Peace" was written by Fredrika Bremer. Swedish novelist and reformer who championed women's rights and realism in literature.

Strife and Peace

Fredrika Bremer

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Strife and Peace

Fredrika Bremer

Translated by Mary (Mary Botham) Howitt

Strife and Peace is a mid-19th century novel by Fredrika Bremer that examines the social life and customs of Norway through the lens of personal struggles and complex relationships. The story centers on Mrs. Astrid, an elderly widow, and her two caretakers, Susanna and Harald, as they navigate emotional and societal conflicts against the backdrop of the Norwegian landscape. The novel highlights themes of resilience and identity, showcasing the interplay between the characters' lives and the majestic yet harsh environment of Norway.