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  • Marcella (Complete)

    “THE mists—and the sun—and the first streaks of yellow in the beeches—beautiful—beautiful!” And with a long breath of delight Marcella Boyce threw herself on her knees by the window she had just opened, and, propping her face upon her hands, devoured the scene before her with that passionate intensity of pleasure which had been her gift and heritage through life. She looked out upon a broad and ... Read more

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  • Helbeck of Bannisdale Volume-I by Mrs. Humphry Ward by Mrs. Humphry Ward

    Helbeck of Bannisdale Volume-I by Mrs. Humphry Ward: Enter the world of Victorian society with "Helbeck of Bannisdale Volume-I" by Mrs. Humphry Ward. This novel tells the story of Laura Fountain, a young woman caught between her loyalty to her family and her growing love for Alan Helbeck, a man of different social class and religious beliefs. Ward's insightful characterizations and subtle ... Read more

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  • The Mating of Lydia

    Mary Augusta Ward (18511920) was a British novelist and social reformer. "The Mating of Lydia" is one of her later novels and explores themes of love, marriage, and societal expectations.If you enjoy literature from the early 20th century that delves into the complexities of relationships and societal norms, "The Mating of Lydia" by Mrs. Humphry Ward might be a book worth exploring. You can check ... Read more

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  • Helbeck of Bannisdale Volume I

    The story revolves around the titular character, Alan Helbeck, who is the master of Bannisdale and a devout Catholic. The narrative explores the complexities of religious faith, love, and moral choices.The central plot involves a love story between Alan Helbeck and Laura Fountain, a young woman with different religious beliefs, who is drawn to Helbeck despite their differing backgrounds and ... Read more

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  • The War on All Fronts: England's Effort

    The narrative showcases England's societal and industrial mobilization, emphasizing unity and determination. Ward highlights the vital role of women in factories, hospitals, and fields, illustrating their resilience in a time of national crisis. The book also portrays the transformation of industries into war-time production hubs, symbolizing the collective commitment to the Allied cause.By ... Read more

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  • Elizabeth's Campaign

    The story follows the character Elizabeth, a young woman who is committed to her religious beliefs and feels compelled to embark on a personal spiritual mission. Elizabeth's journey involves her efforts to help and influence others, intertwining her religious convictions with her interactions with people from different walks of life.Mary Augusta Ward's writings often explored themes of faith, ... Read more

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  • The Story of Bessie Costrell

    This novella is a part of Ward's collection of shorter works. "The Story of Bessie Costrell" explores social and moral themes prevalent in society during that period. Ward often addressed social issues, especially those related to class, religion, and the role of women in society.While specific details about the plot of "The Story of Bessie Costrell" may not be readily available, Ward's writing ... Read more

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  • A Great Success

    "A Great Success" is likely a novel that explores themes related to success, ambition, and the societal expectations placed on individuals. Mrs. Humphry Ward's novels often depicted the challenges faced by characters in the context of the social and cultural landscape of late 19th-century England.If you enjoy novels that provide insights into the social conditions and values of the late 19th ... Read more

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  • Fields of Victory

    The book explores the devastation wrought upon Europe, with particular attention to the battlefields of France and Belgium. Ward narrates the perseverance of Allied soldiers, their strategic brilliance, and the indomitable spirit that turned the tide of the war. Her descriptions of ruined villages and scarred landscapes underscore the human and material cost of conflict, while also celebrating the ... Read more

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  • Lady Connie

    "Lady Connie" is likely a work of fiction that explores the life and experiences of the titular character, Lady Connie, within the societal context of the time. Mrs. Humphry Ward's novels often featured strong female characters and addressed the challenges faced by individuals in a changing world.If you appreciate literature that engages with social and moral questions of its time, "Lady Connie" ... Read more

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  • Towards the Goal

    The book provides vivid descriptions of Ward’s travels to the Western Front and her encounters with soldiers, nurses, and the wounded. Her detailed portrayal captures the grim realities of war, highlighting the bravery and resilience of those involved. Through these firsthand experiences, Ward conveys the human cost of conflict while emphasizing the necessity of collective effort and sacrifice to ... Read more

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  • Marriage A  la mode

    The story revolves around the lives of two characters, Isabel Brodrick and Gerald Mainwaring. Isabel is a young woman from a wealthy family who is forced into a marriage of convenience with Gerald, a charming but morally ambiguous aristocrat. As the narrative unfolds, the reader witnesses the struggles and conflicts within their marriage, including issues of infidelity, social status, and personal ... Read more

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