Evan Harrington

In "Evan Harrington, Vol. 1," George Meredith crafts a witty and insightful family saga set in 19th-century England. This literary novel explores themes of class and social mobility through the lens of a tailor's family. A humorous and historical work, the book delves into the intricacies of English society and the challenges of navigating its complex social strata. Meredith's keen observations and engaging narrative make this a compelling read for anyone interested in historical fiction and stories of ambition and self-discovery. Experience the timeless charm of this classic novel in a meticulously prepared print edition.

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