Samantha Among The Brethren, Complete

by Marietta Holley

Genre: Satirical Fiction, Feminist Literature, 19th-Century American Literature
Target Audience: Readers of feminist literature, fans of 19th-century American classics, students of gender studies, collectors of vintage novels

Published in 1891, Samantha Among the Brethren is one of Marietta Holley’s most acclaimed works. Written in the voice of her beloved character, Samantha Allen, the novel offers a humorous yet incisive critique of gender roles, religious practices, and societal expectations in late 19th-century America. Through Samantha’s witty and often satirical observations, Holley explores the complexities of women's roles within the church and broader society, highlighting the challenges and hypocrisies they faced.

The novel is notable for its use of dialect and its candid portrayal of a woman's perspective on issues such as women's rights and religious authority. Holley's sharp commentary and engaging storytelling make this work a significant contribution to American literature and feminist discourse.

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Samantha Among the Brethren, Complete by Marietta Holley – Satirical Classic on Gender and Religion

Explore Samantha Among the Brethren by Marietta Holley, a satirical classic offering a humorous yet critical look at gender roles and religious practices in 19th-century America.