A Girl of the Commune
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The story opens with a portrait of a respectable English family and a young daughter whose progressive education worries her parents. When she journeys abroad she becomes caught up in the turmoil of an urban uprising, facing danger, divided loyalties, and duties that demand courage and resourcefulness to protect friends and family. The plot moves between intimate domestic scenes and episodes of civic conflict, examining themes of female independence, social upheaval, moral conviction, and the practical costs of political violence on ordinary lives.
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