The Market-Place
“The Market-Place” by Harold Frederic is a classic novel set in late 19th century America. It follows the protagonist’s struggle between commerce and morality, uncovering complex human nature within a capitalist society.
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This book intricately portrays the journey of its protagonist as he transforms from an ordinary merchant into a successful entrepreneur. However, in his pursuit of wealth, he must confront numerous moral dilemmas such as deception, betrayal, and sacrificing others’ interests. The novel delves deeply into the conflict between personal values and societal environments while also reflecting the rapidly developing economic conditions of American society at that time and their impact on people’s lives. With vivid characterizations and a gripping plot, it serves not only as an engaging story but also as a mirror reflecting the characteristics of its era.