Books like Rodney Stone by Arthur Conan Doyle
On January 1st, 1851, the narrator muses that the nineteenth century has reached its halfway point and that many of those who remember its youth feel that it is now out of date. The narrator and the older generation recall the great days of their past, noting how it has been difficult to communicate that history to the next generation. The text references the technology of the time, such as railway trains and steamboats, and mentions historical figures like Nelson and Pitt, while urging younger readers to learn from history books about the struggles of the era.
First publish date: September 15, 2007
Genre: Historical Fiction/19th Century Historical Fiction
Authors: Arthur Conan Doyle
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