The Love of Landry
The Love of Landry is one of Dunbar's four novels, and one of three that are about white people. In this case, the story is about the recuperation of the sick Mildred Osborne, an Eastern aristocrat, at a ranch in Colorado. The central character is faced with very different social norms operating in a world with so few women. Though the novel lacks black characters, allusions to them and plot conflicts that center on the position of a man in American society prejudice is hinted at. Mildred Osborne's journey of self-discovery ends in her finding out who Landry really is and that he is worthy of her love. Summary by Jim Locke
Genre(s): Published 1800 -1900
Language: English
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| Play 01 | Chapter First | Jim Locke |
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| Play 02 | Chapter Second | Jim Locke |
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| Play 03 | Chapter Third | Jim Locke |
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| Play 04 | Chapter Fourth | Jim Locke |
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| Play 05 | Chapter Fifth | Jim Locke |
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| Play 06 | Chapter Sixth | Jim Locke |
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| Play 07 | Chapter Seventh | Jim Locke |
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| Play 08 | Chapter Eighth | Jim Locke |
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| Play 09 | Chapter Ninth | Jim Locke |
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| Play 10 | Chapter Tenth | Jim Locke |
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| Play 11 | Chapter Eleventh | Jim Locke |
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| Play 12 | Chapter Twelfth | Jim Locke |
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