Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad (Paperback - Reissue)

Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad (Paperback - Reissue) Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad (Paperback - Reissue)
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Pages: 336, Mass Market Paperback, Bantam Classics

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Lord Jim

This immortal novel of the sea tells the story of a British sailor haunted by a single youthful act ...

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This immortal novel of the sea tells the story of a British sailor haunted by a single youthful act of cowardly betrayal. To the white men in Bombay, Calcutta, and Rangoon, Jim is a man of mystery. To the primitive natives deep in the Malayan jungle,...
 

Lord Jim

Paperback This immortal novel of the sea tells the story of a British sailor haunted by a single you...

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Paperback This immortal novel of the sea tells the story of a British sailor haunted by a single youthful act of cowardly betrayal. To the white men in Bombay, Calcutta, and Rangoon, Jim is a man of mystery. To the primitive natives deep in the Malayan...
 
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Lord Jim tells the story of a young, idealistic Englishman--'as unflinching as a hero in a book'--who is disgraced by an act of cowardice while serving as an officer on the Patna, a merchant-ship sailing from 'an Eastern port' with a party of Muslim pilgrims. His life is blighted: an isolated scandal assumes horrifying proportions. An older man, Marlow, befriends Jim, but his efforts to find him employment meet with little success until, at last, he is able to establish him in Patusan, a remote native settlement on one of the islands of the Malay Archipelago.