Tales and Novels

Exploring a range of human experiences and societal issues, this collection features the works of Maria Edgeworth, a pioneering figure in the development of the novel. Her stories delve into themes of morality, education, and the complexities of social class, often highlighting the lives of strong female characters. Edgeworth's keen observations and rich storytelling provide insight into early 19th-century life, making her tales both entertaining and thought-provoking. This reproduction captures her unique voice and enduring relevance in literature.