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Ken Parker was of an embarrassing humanity: never before had a character shown himself to be so weakly human (he had lost his wife, was often depressed and lonely, hated the use of weapons) but equally strong in denouncing injustices, throwing himself first to save a life or claiming rights for workers treated like slaves (we are still at the end of the 19th century). Discover the review
Ken Parker was of an embarrassing humanity: never before had a character shown himself to be so weakly human (he had lost his wife, was often depressed and lonely, hated the use of weapons) but equally strong in denouncing injustices, throwing himself first to save a life or claiming rights for workers treated like slaves (we are still at the end of the 19th century).
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