Author: Edwin Hodder

Edwin Hodder (1837–1904) was a British author, biographer, and historian, best known for his comprehensive works in chronicling historical events and biographies of distinguished individuals. With a keen eye for detail and a formidable command of narrative, Hodder”s literary style often married meticulous research with an accessible prose that engaged both scholars and general readers alike. Among his notable contributions to the literary world is his historical account titled “The Founding of South Australia, ” a work that delves into the colonial development and establishment of the South Australian province by the British in the 19th century. Hodder”s ability to render the complexities of this formative period into a coherent and compelling narrative has rendered the book a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of Australian history. His works not only illuminate the past but also reflect the Victorian ethos and the burgeoning interest in empire and colonization that characterized the era. Hodder”s bibliography encompasses not just historical texts but also books that are instructive and moral in nature, reflecting his personal convictions and the educational imperatives of his time.