Katherine Lauderdale

Katherine Lauderdale by F. Marion Crawford is a novel centered around the titular character, Katherine, and her family’s struggles with issues of wealth, love, and societal expectations. Set in New York society, the novel examines the moral and emotional complexities faced by its characters, particularly in regard to marriage, inheritance, and personal ambition. Crawford’s narrative explores themes of loyalty, personal sacrifice, and the pressures of social class in a rapidly changing world.