Return to early 20th century Iowa in Ellis Parker Butler's "Dominie Dean: A Novel," a charming and satirical glimpse into small town life. This meticulously prepared edition brings to life Butler's humorous and insightful story, focusing on the experiences of a teacher in a close-knit community.

Through witty prose and keen observation, "Dominie Dean" paints a vivid portrait of a bygone era, exploring universal themes with a distinctly Iowan flavor. Butler's work remains a delightful and thought-provoking read, offering both lighthearted entertainment and a gentle critique of society.

A classic of American literature, "Dominie Dean" showcases Butler's talent for capturing the nuances of human nature and the quirks of small-town existence. Readers will appreciate the enduring appeal of this historical fiction, filled with both humor and heart.

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