The Adventures of Harry Richmond (eBook, ePUB) - Meredith, George
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Arrogant and determined, Roy Richmond will do whatever it takes to achieve his dreams of grandeur for his son, Harry. Set in England during the 19th century, The Adventures of Harry Richmond by George Meredith is a dramatic romance that follows the chaotic upbringing of Harry Richmond and his relationship with his father as he tries to find love.

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Arrogant and determined, Roy Richmond will do whatever it takes to achieve his dreams of grandeur for his son, Harry. Set in England during the 19th century, The Adventures of Harry Richmond by George Meredith is a dramatic romance that follows the chaotic upbringing of Harry Richmond and his relationship with his father as he tries to find love.

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Autorenporträt
George Meredith (1828-1909) was an English author and poet active during the Victorian era. Holding radical liberal beliefs, Meredith first worked in the legal field, seeking justice and reading law. However, he soon abandoned the field when he discovered his true passion for journalism and poetry. After leaving this profession behind, Meredith partnered with a man named Edward Gryffdh Peacock, founding and publishing a private literary magazine. Meredith published poetry collections, novels, and essays, earning him the acclaim of a respected author. Praised for his integrity, intelligence, and literary skill, Meredith was nominated for seven Nobel Prizes and was appointed to the order of Merit by King Edward the Seventh in 1905.