SYLVIA'S LOVERS

In the 1790s the Yorkshire seaside town of Monkshaven is disturbed by the arrival of the press-gang who come to seize and ship their captives abroad to fight in the Napoleonic wars. In this atmosphere of unease Sylvia's Lovers portrays the rivalries of two men, the sober tradesman Philip Hepbur...

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Main Author: Gaskell, Elizabeth (Author)
Other Authors: Sanders, Andrew (edited)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Oxford Oxford University Press 1999
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