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Set sail for 18th-century England in "The Chaplain of the Fleet," a compelling work of historical fiction by Walter Besant and James Rice. This literary novel plunges into the harsh realities of debt and social injustice, revealing the grim world of imprisonment. Experience a vivid portrayal of the era, where lives are shaped by economic hardship and the ever-present threat of confinement.
Explore the depths of human resilience and the struggle for dignity within the walls of a debtors' prison. "The Chaplain of the Fleet" offers a timeless exploration of these themes, making it a powerful and enduring read. A meticulously prepared print republication, this edition allows readers to rediscover this captivating story of life at sea and ashore, in a world defined by debt and the fight for freedom.
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