Amos Huntingdon

** "Amos Huntingdon" by Theodore P. Wilson is a 19th-century novel about the Huntingdon family, mainly focusing on Amos, the oldest son, as he navigates moral challenges and issues involving family. The story looks at themes like responsibility, making sacrifices, and arguments among family members, highlighting Amos's personal struggles and goals. An early scene includes an event where Mr. Huntingdon and his sister are in a dangerous carriage wreck, Walter, the younger brother, acts quickly to save them, earning appreciation, while Amos, who was important earlier, is seen in a lesser light. This event shows a tension between the brothers and suggests problems in the family. Amos deals with not getting enough emotional attention, and the story looks at his character and the contrasting ways the brothers act, as well as the stress he has. **