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Mark Rutherford
| Biography: | Mark Rutherford is the pseudonym used by English writer William Hale White (1831-1913). Religious questioning was central to his early life, with his family moving to London to join the nonconformist Bunyan Meeting community. White was groomed for the Congregational ministry, but came to doubt the faith, contributing to the loss of faith theme of many of his Victorian novels. |
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Clara Hopgood  |
Clara Hopgood
Sisters Clara and Madge, independent young women, venture out from their Fenmarket home to London. Not only are they two single women on their own, there is a newborn baby girl to account for, but no husband. The unconventional story was considered scandalous when it appeared in 1896. Categories: Romance, Historical Romance |
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