Letters from an Age of Reason
Original title: Letters from an age of reason
earliest edition we have, 2001 William Morrow, 2001 648 pages
"Nora Hague's debut novel, Letters from an Age of Reason, is set amid two historical hotbeds of racial tension, moral hypocrisy, and shifting sexual convention. The years in question are the tumultuous '60s - the 1860s. And the landscapes are those of the Civil War-era United States and Victorian England.". "Miss Arabella Leeds, the teenage daughter of a prominent New York family, and Aubrey Paxton, the pampered "hi...
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