The Shadow of a Crime
6b; Hall Caine, Chatto & Windus, Piccadilly London 1889
Notes
The Shadow of a Crime (1885) is a novel by Sir Hall Caine, set in the rugged and isolated landscapes of Cumberland in Northern England. The story follows Ralph Ray, a man of strong moral integrity who becomes entangled in a complex situation involving loyalty, justice, and the consequences of a past crime. The novel is celebrated for its vivid depictions of the harsh countryside, which mirrors the intense emotional struggles of the characters. With themes of personal honor, sacrifice, and societal judgment, The Shadow of a Crime explores the weight of moral decisions and the complexities of human nature in a close-knit community.
Description
Hardback with color illustration on front cover, some detach on inside board, pages intact, good condition.
Original: $350.00
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Description
6b; Hall Caine, Chatto & Windus, Piccadilly London 1889
Notes
The Shadow of a Crime (1885) is a novel by Sir Hall Caine, set in the rugged and isolated landscapes of Cumberland in Northern England. The story follows Ralph Ray, a man of strong moral integrity who becomes entangled in a complex situation involving loyalty, justice, and the consequences of a past crime. The novel is celebrated for its vivid depictions of the harsh countryside, which mirrors the intense emotional struggles of the characters. With themes of personal honor, sacrifice, and societal judgment, The Shadow of a Crime explores the weight of moral decisions and the complexities of human nature in a close-knit community.
Description
Hardback with color illustration on front cover, some detach on inside board, pages intact, good condition.
