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Evelyn Manwaring

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A young woman arrives at Hampton Court Palace and becomes involved in family intrigues that expose scandal, divided loyalties, and disputed inheritance. The narrative moves between life at a country manor and life in high society, following a disgraced kinsman whose fall leads to exile and military service, the unfolding of long-hidden truths, and public entertainments that test reputation and allegiance. Through letters, revelations, and scenes of domestic and ceremonial life, relationships are strained and then mended, leading to restored fortunes, clarified identities, and the protagonist's personal coming of age.

EVELYN MANWARING

A Tale of Hampton Court Palace

BY

GREVILLE J. CHESTER, B.A.

AUTHOR OF “TRANS-ATLANTIC SKETCHES,” “JULIAN CLOUGHTON; OR,
LAD-LIFE IN NORFOLK,” “AURELIA; OR, THE CLOSE AT MIXETER,”
“ELLA CUTHULLIN AND OTHER POEMS, OLD AND NEW,” &c.

London:
MARCUS WARD & CO., 67, 68, CHANDOS STREET
AND AT BELFAST AND NEW YORK
1883