One of Them" is a novel by Charles James Lever, published in 1861. The book is part of his extensive body of work that includes lively, adventurous narratives often set against the backdrop of Irish society and military life. The story reflects Lever's characteristic blend of humor, social commentary, and engaging storytelling. The novel continues the adventures of its protagonist, focusing on themes of identity, social class, and personal transformation. Like many of Lever's works, "One of Them" delves into the lives of various characters, presenting a rich tapestry of personal and societal interactions. Volume II likely follows the progression of the plot introduced in the first volume, further developing the characters and their stories.Lever's keen eye for detail and his ability to infuse his narrative with wit and humor are evident in this work. The novel is set during a period when social and political issues were significant, and Lever's writing often reflects these contemporary concerns. Identity and Transformation: The protagonist's journey often involves self-discovery and a transformation of identity, reflecting broader social changes. Social Class: The novel examines the dynamics between different social classes, highlighting issues of privilege and prejudice. Adventure and Humor: Lever's characteristic humor and sense of adventure permeate the narrative, making it an engaging read.