Betty Trevor - George de Horne Vaizey
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Betty Trevor returns to the shelves with the quiet power of a timeless moral puzzle and the spark of a modern romance. A tale where reputation, duty, and longing collide in the polished parlours and smoky drawing rooms of a British victorian setting. This English social drama follows a young woman navigating marriage, social duty, and the capricious tides of class ambition and luck. With deft observation and a Thackeray-like sensibility, the book exposes the pressures of gender expectations and the complex web of relationships that bind a London social world to its values and vanities. It's…mehr

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Betty Trevor returns to the shelves with the quiet power of a timeless moral puzzle and the spark of a modern romance. A tale where reputation, duty, and longing collide in the polished parlours and smoky drawing rooms of a British victorian setting. This English social drama follows a young woman navigating marriage, social duty, and the capricious tides of class ambition and luck. With deft observation and a Thackeray-like sensibility, the book exposes the pressures of gender expectations and the complex web of relationships that bind a London social world to its values and vanities. It's not merely a love story; it is a study of how personal choice can echo through a society obsessed with appearances, propriety, and upward mobility. Betty Trevor is a public domain classic restored for today's readers and future generations. Alpha Editions' careful reprint honours the work's Victorian era literary heritage while presenting it with modern clarity and respect. It will appeal to classic fiction readers and literature study enthusiasts alike, offering rich material for reflection on character, social codes, and the stubborn pull of fate. This is more than a reprint-a collector's item and a cultural treasure, suited for casual readers and serious collectors who relish British Victorian storytelling at its finest.