Rogue Herries: A Tale of Love, Ambition, and Betrayal in 18th-Century England
Hugh Walpole
Aug 2021 · Good Press
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In "Rogue Herries," Hugh Walpole immerses readers in an evocative exploration of the turbulent life of a family in the early 18th century English countryside. The novel is characterized by its richly detailed descriptions and a lyrical style that captures the spirit of the era, blending vivid character studies with intricate portrayals of rural life and the panoramic landscapes of the Lake District. This narrative, steeped in the themes of heritage, ambition, and moral complexity, reflects the broader literary movement of that time, as Walpole intertwines realism and romanticism in his depiction of human struggles and societal challenges. Hugh Walpole, a prominent English novelist of the early 20th century, drew upon his own experiences and keen observations to craft compelling tales that resonate with depth and authenticity. His early life in New Zealand, coupled with a deep affection for the English countryside, profoundly influenced his writing. "Rogue Herries," the first in the Herries Chronicles, exemplifies his interest in the interplay between personal desire and the responsibilities imposed by family and tradition. This timeless novel is an essential read for those intrigued by historical fiction that reflects on the dynamics of familial legacy and individual ambition. Walpole's exquisite prose and profound insights into the human condition make "Rogue Herries" an unforgettable journey into the heart of 18th-century England, inviting readers to reflect on their own histories and the legacies they inherit.
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