Search-Light Letters (eBook)

Robert Grant (1852–1940) was an American author and a jurist with a significant contribution to both the legal and literary worlds. Known for his satirical and social commentary, Grant's works often reflected the mores and complexities of the upper echelons of society during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His literary style combines wit and critique, woven seamlessly to provide keen insights into the social customs of his time. 'Search-Light Letters' is one such work, offering a collection of letters that cast a revealing light on the societal norms and human characters of his era. This book, like many of his other works, showcases Grant's talent for sharp observation and his ability to dissect the subtleties of social conduct. A Harvard-educated man, Grant's experiences and education informed much of his writing, which included novels such as 'Unleavened Bread' and the light fiction piece 'The Reflections of a Married Man'. His literary oeuvre, while not as widely known today, contributed to the tapestry of turn-of-the-century American literature. A polymath, Grant's legacy extends beyond writing into his career as a probate judge, further solidifying his understanding of human nature and societal law, which undeniably influenced his literary works.