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The Son of His Father; vol. 3/3

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A young man's practical scheme to remedy local flooding and improve a district is overshadowed by an accusation that destroys his professional standing. The narrative follows his turmoil through trial, conviction, and the humiliation that drives him inward, while family members and a close companion contend with loyalty, shame, and conflicting moral perspectives. Interwoven episodes explore conscience, reputation, social judgment, and the psychological cost of disgrace, moving between public consequences and intimate reckonings about love, duty, and possible restitution.

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Mrs. Oliphant

Mrs. Oliphant, a prominent Scottish author of the 19th century, is known for her extensive contributions to literature, particularly in the genres of fiction and biography. Her works often explore themes of domestic life and social issues, reflecting the complexities of her time. Among her notable titles is "A Beleaguered City," which delves into the interplay between the seen and the unseen in a small French town. Oliphant's writing is characterized by its keen observation and rich character development, making her a significant figure in Victorian literature. She also authored several multi-volume novels, including "A House Divided Against Itself," showcasing her narrative depth and versatility.

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