Far From The Madding Crowd (Oxford World'S Classics),Used

Far From The Madding Crowd (Oxford World'S Classics),Used

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Product Descriptiongabriel Oak Is Only One Of Three Suitors For The Hand Of The Beautiful And Spirited Bathsheba Everdene. He Must Compete With The Dashing Young Soldier Sergeant Troy And The Respectable, Middleaged Farmer Boldwood. And While Their Fates Depend Upon The Choice Bathsheba Makes, She Discoversthe Terrible Consequences Of An Inconstant Heart.Far From The Madding Crowd Was The First Of Hardy'S Novels To Give The Name Wessex To The Landscape Of Southwest England, And The First To Gain Him Widespread Popularity As A Novelist. Set Against The Backdrop Of The Unchanging Natural Cycle Of The Year, The Story Both Upholds And Questions Ruralvalues With A Startlingly Modern Sensibility. This New Edition Retains The Critical Text That Restores Previously Deleted And Revised Passages.About The Authorthomas Hardy (18401928) Is One Of England'S Greatest Novelists. Most Of His Work Is Set In His Native Dorset, On The South Coast Of England. Linda M. Shires Is A Professor Of English, Syracuse University, New York.

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