Duncan Polite The Watchman of Glenoro - Keith, Marian
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"Duncan Polite: The Watchman of Glenoro" by Marian Keith centers on an elderly man committed to preserving the moral integrity of his community. The story explores his steadfast dedication to upholding the values inherited from his father, with a focus on maintaining peace and virtue in the valley. The narrative begins with Duncan preparing for his routine walk to church alongside his close friend, who contrasts Duncan's gentle nature with his own stern demeanor. Their friendship highlights their shared concern for the community s welfare. Duncan s hopes for the younger generation reflect his…mehr

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"Duncan Polite: The Watchman of Glenoro" by Marian Keith centers on an elderly man committed to preserving the moral integrity of his community. The story explores his steadfast dedication to upholding the values inherited from his father, with a focus on maintaining peace and virtue in the valley. The narrative begins with Duncan preparing for his routine walk to church alongside his close friend, who contrasts Duncan's gentle nature with his own stern demeanor. Their friendship highlights their shared concern for the community s welfare. Duncan s hopes for the younger generation reflect his belief in continuing the family s legacy of faith. As the story unfolds, it delves into the tensions between tradition and societal change, illustrating Duncan s desire to preserve the past while grappling with the inevitable march of progress. Through his personal struggles and relationships, the novel highlights the complexity of upholding values in a world that is rapidly evolving.
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Marian Keith, born Mary Esther Miller in Rugby, Oro Township, Simcoe, Ontario, was a Canadian novelist and writer. She began writing in 1905 and contributed a column to Teacher s Monthly before working on the editorial staff of the Presbyterian Church's Sunday School Publications. In 1906, when attempting to publish her first novel, she discovered that her own name was already being used by another author (as Esther Miller), so she chose the pen name Marian Keith. In 1909, she married Donald MacGregor, one of the founding members of the United Church of Canada. Together, they moved several times across central Ontario to support her husband's ministerial career, spending a fair amount of time in London. While in London, she founded a Sunday school for girls called the Marian Keith Club. In 1924, Keith wrote A Gentleman Adventurer, based on the life of a neighbour. Many of her novels reflect her belief in the connection between religious thought and social conscience, focusing on improving life for the poor and uneducated. Keith s legacy lies in her exploration of faith, social issues, and rural life in Canada.