The Conquest of Canaan

This novel tells the story of a young man who returns to his hometown after college and becomes embroiled in a local political conflict. Against the backdrop of a small Midwestern city, the book explores themes of ambition, corruption, and personal morality. Tarkington's witty prose and incisive characterizations make this a timeless classic of American literature.
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