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The Joseph Conrad Library
Joseph Conrad
Victory Note to the First Edition
OCT 11, 20263 MIN
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Description
In which the author reflects upon the significance of the novel’s title, “Victory,” as a final word penned in a time of peace, imbuing it with a solemn and ancient resonance amidst the gathering shadows of global unrest. He also introduces a recurring character, Schomberg, whose presence is rooted in a longstanding and nuanced portrayal of Teutonic nature, revealing a layered psychological study rather than a mere emblem of contemporary conflict.

