Trevethlan A Cornish Story Vol. III - Watson, William Davy
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Trevethlan: A Cornish Story Vol. III is a historical novel that explores the tensions and struggles born of social upheaval. At its heart is the turbulent relationship between two individuals whose impulsive decision to elope sets off a chain of events that challenges family loyalties and upends their lives. As political unrest brews, the story paints a vivid picture of the breathtaking yet perilous landscape of West Cornwall, where personal and political conflicts collide. The couple's decision to marry disrupts both families, and the tension escalates when a smuggler, driven by revenge,…mehr

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Trevethlan: A Cornish Story Vol. III is a historical novel that explores the tensions and struggles born of social upheaval. At its heart is the turbulent relationship between two individuals whose impulsive decision to elope sets off a chain of events that challenges family loyalties and upends their lives. As political unrest brews, the story paints a vivid picture of the breathtaking yet perilous landscape of West Cornwall, where personal and political conflicts collide. The couple's decision to marry disrupts both families, and the tension escalates when a smuggler, driven by revenge, incites a violent mob. Amidst this chaos, a family's estate is engulfed in flames, symbolizing the destruction of old orders. The novel delves into the repercussions of rebellion, love, and the complex forces that shape human relationships, all while portraying a world on the edge of change. As the characters grapple with their decisions, the narrative unfolds, leading them into deeper turmoil, unraveling lives, and questioning the price of loyalty, love, and rebellion.
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Autorenporträt
William Davy Watson was born in 1811 and was a British journalist and author, recognized for his historical novels. His notable works include The Lily of St. Paul's: A Romance of Old London (1852), which delves into the life and complexities of Old London. He also wrote Trevethlan: A Cornish Story, a three-volume series published in the late 1840s and early 1850s. Set in Cornwall, the story focuses on the Trevethlan family, exploring the ideas of family duty, social class, and personal ambition. The first volume, published in 1848, introduces the struggles of Randolph Trevethlan and his sister, Helen, who aim to restore their family's wealth and reputation amid difficult circumstances. Watson's ability to capture both personal conflicts and societal challenges in his historical settings resonated with readers of his time. He passed away in 1888 in London, leaving behind a legacy of works that provide valuable insight into the social and historical landscape of his era.