Subjects: Families -- Fiction, PR, England -- Social life and customs -- 20th century -- Fiction, Brothers -- Fiction, Mate selection -- Fiction, Country life -- England -- Fiction, I
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Known as one of the foremost literary realists of his era, British author Archibald Marshall was a master of drawing subtle distinctions and comparisons between the haves and the have-nots in his home country. In The Hall and the Grange, Marshall homes in on the lives of a family ensconced in comfort and luxury on their country estate and the social unrest that is beginning to boil over all around them.
Gutenberg
