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Rediscover a classic of American literature with "The Landlord at Lion's Head, Vol. 1," by William Dean Howells. Set against the backdrop of rural Massachusetts, this novel offers a captivating glimpse into New England life. More than just a regional depiction, the story provides insightful social commentary through compelling characters and evocative settings. Howells masterfully uses the fictional world of Massachusetts to explore universal themes that resonate across time.
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