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People of Position   By: (1877-1914)

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People of Position by Stanley Portal Hyatt is a captivating and well-researched book that explores the lives and psychological complexities of individuals in positions of power. Hyatt delves into the world of the elite, delving deep into their personal lives, motivations, and the challenges they face in maintaining their positions.

One of the most commendable aspects of this book is Hyatt's meticulous attention to detail. His research is evident in the rich descriptions of historical events, political landscapes, and societal norms, providing a comprehensive backdrop against which the characters' stories unfold. This level of authenticity greatly enhances the reader's immersion into the narrative.

The characters themselves are artfully crafted, with each one offering unique perspectives and emotional depth. Hyatt masterfully portrays the inner conflicts faced by people in power, exploring the difficult choices they encounter and the repercussions of their actions. The diverse cast of characters ensures that readers will find at least one person they can relate to, fostering a deeper connection with the story.

Additionally, Hyatt's prose is eloquent and engaging, making for an enjoyable reading experience. His writing style seamlessly blends descriptive passages with compelling dialogue, creating a balanced and immersive narrative. This, combined with the author's well-paced storytelling, keeps readers engrossed from start to finish.

One particular strength of People of Position is the exploration of the ethical dilemmas faced by those in power. Through thought-provoking scenarios and complex moral choices, Hyatt prompts readers to question their own beliefs and biases. The book challenges the notion of absolute right and wrong, reflecting the nuanced nature of human behavior.

While People of Position is a thought-provoking and compelling read, it does have a tendency to become overly descriptive at times, slowing down the pace. Some readers may find the level of detail overwhelming, particularly during certain historical contexts. However, this does not detract significantly from the overall impact of the story.

In conclusion, People of Position is a well-written and thought-provoking exploration of power dynamics and the human condition. Hyatt's meticulous research, compelling characters, and engaging prose combine to create a rewarding reading experience. This book is highly recommended for those interested in delving into the minds of individuals in positions of power and the complex choices they make.

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PEOPLE OF POSITION

[Illustration: LALAGE]

PEOPLE OF POSITION

BY

STANLEY PORTAL HYATT

Author of "Little Brown Brother," "End of the Road," etc.

With a Frontispiece by H. RICHARD BOEHM

NEW YORK WESSELS & BISSELL CO. 1910

COPYRIGHT, 1910, BY

WESSELS & BISSELL CO.

September

THE PREMIER PRESS NEW YORK

PROLOGUE

Grierson refilled the magazine of his rifle carefully when you are dealing with South American patriots it is better to take no chances, even though the enemy has retreated then he wiped a couple of half dried blood spots off his cheek, and, after that, went over to where lay the body of the man from whom that same blood had spurted.

For a full minute he stood very still, gazing with sombre eyes at the kindly face which seemed to be smiling back at him even in death; then he knelt down, and, with infinite gentleness, smoothed the ruffled hair, arranged the collar so as to hide the bullet hole in the bronzed throat, and crossed the hands on the breast. When he got up again his face was twitching strangely, seeing which, the American officer, who had come up behind him, suddenly became busy with his men.

It was one of those stories which seldom get into the newspapers, possibly because they are so utterly unimportant in themselves a ragged band of half breeds robbing and murdering in the name of liberty; a landing party of marines from the nearest warship, which happened to be American; and a futile little fight ending, as usual, in the defeat of the brigands... Continue reading book >>




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