George Meredith's "The Ordeal of Richard Feverel" explores themes of love, marriage, and social class within the rigid structure of 19th-century Victorian society. This meticulously prepared edition of the classic novel offers a compelling journey through the complexities of English fiction from this period. As a Bildungsroman, the narrative follows the protagonist's development and maturation amidst the challenges and expectations of the era. Meredith's work delves into historical and literary themes relevant to the time. Readers of literary fiction and historical novels will appreciate the enduring exploration of romance and societal pressures that shape the characters' lives. A timeless story from a bygone era, this novel continues to resonate with its portrayal of human relationships and the search for meaning within a defined social order.
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