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Catharine Furze (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Mark Rutherford

 
9781332724383: Catharine Furze (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

An intimate tale of love, duty, and the costs of desire set in a quietly dramatic English town.
This is a moving work about Catharine Furze and the people around her, exploring how longing and faith shape choices under social pressure. The story follows her relationships, the pressures of a changing world, and the way personal awakening can collide with tradition.

- Journey into a society balancing strict moral codes and evolving ideas about love and independence
- A close look at how faith, friendship, and heartbreak influence characters’ decisions
- A richly drawn atmosphere of English village life and the tensions of modern life
- An unflinching look at the quiet dramas that drive people to redefine themselves

Ideal for readers who enjoy classic literary fiction with psychological depth and a focus on character, conscience, and consequence.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

It was a bright, hot, August Saturday in the market town of Eastthorpe, in the eastern Midlands, in the year 1840. Eastthorpe lay about five miles on the western side of the Fens, in a very level country on the banks of a river, broad and deep, but with only just sufficient fall to enable its long-lingering waters to reach the sea.

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