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Edmund Bertram, a young man in early 19th‑century England, keeps a diary that chronicles his observations of family life at a country home. He writes about the complex relationships among siblings, cousins, and friends, and considers the influence of social class on everyday interactions. His entries provide a window into the customs and expectations of the period.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Amanda Grange
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