The Provost

Step back into 19th-century Scotland with John Galt’s ＂The Provost,＂ a captivating social satire set in the small town of Irvine. This meticulously prepared edition revives a classic tale of civic life and local politics, offering a glimpse into a bygone era.

Through the eyes of the provost, a local magistrate, Galt paints a humorous and insightful portrait of small-town society. ＂The Provost＂ is a work of historical fiction offering a slice-of-life perspective that resonates with enduring themes. This story captures the intricacies of human nature with wit and charm.

Explore the social dynamics and everyday concerns of a community navigating the complexities of change. ＂The Provost＂ is a testament to Galt’s keen observations and storytelling prowess.

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