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How long does it take to read The Copperhead?

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Who wrote The Copperhead?

"The Copperhead" was written by Harold Frederic and published in 1893. American novelist known for his realistic portrayals of society and moral dilemmas.

The Copperhead

1893

Harold Frederic

The Copperhead

Harold Frederic

1893

The Copperhead, written by Harold Frederic and published in 1893, is a novel set during the American Civil War. It follows Abner Beech, a farmer whose anti-war beliefs lead to social isolation and conflict with his son, Jeff, who enlists in the army. The book explores themes of loyalty, social divisions, and the personal costs of political ideologies during a national crisis, highlighting the struggles of individuals caught in the turmoil of war and societal expectations.