Dr. Breen’s Practice

＂Dr. Breen’s Practice＂ by William Dean Howells offers a compelling glimpse into the world of 19th-century women physicians. This literary work explores the challenges and triumphs faced by female doctors in a society grappling with evolving roles for women. The novel delves into the complexities of marriage and the prevailing social issues of the time, presenting a nuanced perspective on the personal and professional lives of its characters.

A classic work of fiction, ＂Dr. Breen’s Practice＂ examines the unique obstacles encountered by women pursuing careers in medicine. Its enduring appeal lies in its sensitive portrayal of societal expectations and the determination of individuals striving to break down barriers. This meticulously prepared edition ensures that the story’s timeless themes of ambition, social justice, and personal fulfillment resonate with readers interested in both literary fiction and historical narratives concerning women in medicine.

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