Carmen's messenger
Harold Bindloss • 1917 • Grosset & Dunlap
- Author
- Harold Bindloss
- First published
- 1917
- Publisher
- Grosset & Dunlap
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Carmen's Messenger was authored by Harold Bindloss, a prolific British writer known for his adventure tales set in the rugged landscapes of the Canadian frontier. Published in 1917, the novel follows the author's established formula of blending colonial exploration with romantic intrigue, reflecting the contemporary appetite for tales of grit and moral fortitude set in the remote outposts of the British Empire.
The Grosset & Dunlap edition is characteristic of the publisher's early 20th-century strategy of releasing affordable reprints of popular fiction. Often featuring vibrant, illustrative dust jackets designed to draw the eye in crowded bookstore displays, these volumes were marketed to the middle-class reader looking for accessible escapism during the uncertain years of the First World War. The design prioritizes durability and clarity, catering to the growing library-circulating market of the period.
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