The son of a Tory;

＂The Son of a Tory＂ by Clinton Scollard, originally published in 1901, presents a vivid tapestry of political life at the turn of the century. Set against a backdrop of shifting alliances and societal expectations, the narrative follows a young man navigating his identity and principles. The story explores themes of loyalty, ambition, and the weight of family legacy within a rapidly changing world.

Scollard’s prose captures the nuances of political discourse and the complexities of personal relationships, making ＂The Son of a Tory＂ a compelling read for those interested in historical fiction and the dynamics of early 20th-century society. A rediscovered gem that offers insights into a bygone era.

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