History Of Emily Montague, Vol. IV

History of Emily Montague, Vol. IV

by Frances Moore Brooke

Set in the aftermath of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, *History of Emily Montague* provides a glimpse into the nascent British colony of Quebec through a series of letters. The story centers on the intertwined lives of Emily Montague, a young woman navigating the social landscape of the new world, and Edward Rivers, a British soldier grappling with the complexities of love and duty. Their paths become entwined with those of John Temple, a charismatic but unreliable figure, and Arabella Fermor, a woman known for her captivating charm and manipulative tendencies. As these characters navigate the social and romantic complexities of their lives, the novel offers insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by the colonists in this newly established society. Through their experiences, the reader encounters vibrant descriptions of the Canadian frontier and its unique allure, creating a rich tapestry of social observation and intimate personal narratives.

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