North And South (Oxford World'S Classics),Used
North And South (Oxford World'S Classics),Used

North And South (Oxford World'S Classics),Used

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Brand: Oxford University Press
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Mary Gaskell'S North And South Examines The Nature Of Social Authority And Obedience And Provides An Insightful Description Of The Role Of Middle Class Women In Nineteenth Century Society. Through The Story Of Margaret Hale, A Southerner Who Moves To The Northern Industrial Town Of Milton, Gaskell Skillfully Explores Issues Of Class And Gender, As Margaret'S Sympathy For The Town Mill Workers Conflicts With Her Growing Attraction To The Mill Owner, John Thornton. This New And Revised Expanded Edition Sets The Novel In The Context Of Victorian Social And Medical Debate.

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