The Conscript Mother (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Robert Herrick

 
9781331752738: The Conscript Mother (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A mother's gaze meets a country on the brink of war, and courage finds a way through the crowd.

This moving vignette follows Signora Maironi as she travels from Rome to Venice in search of her son, Enrico, who is marching toward battle. Across crowded stations, quiet gardens, and tense checkpoints, a mother's devotion fuels quiet acts of hope, humor, and tenderness amid a nation preparing for war. The narrative portrays both the intimate world of a family and the larger pull of history as Italy faces conscription.

  • A front-row view of a mother’s daily prayers, worries, and practical fixes as she supports a son about to be sent to the front.
  • Vivid scenes in towns and rail hubs, where soldiers, civilians, and officials intersect in the tense atmosphere before major conflict.
  • Moments of humor, love, and quiet resilience that illuminate how families endure when war arrives.
  • A portrait of a country at a turning point, shown through one family’s intense, personal experience.
Ideal for readers who appreciate intimate character study set against the backdrop of wartime upheaval, and for those drawn to stories about motherhood, sacrifice, and the human side of history.

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The Conscript Mother was written by Robert Herrick. This is a 110 page book, containing 13408 words and 6 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.

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