North and South : Macmillan Collector-s Library

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  • Author:
    GASKELL Elizabeth
  • ISBN:
    9781509827947
  • Publication Date:
    May 2017
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    651
  • Binding:
    Hardback
  • Publisher:
    Macmillan Collector-s Library
  • Country of Publication:
North and South : Macmillan Collector-s Library
North and South : Macmillan Collector-s Library

North and South : Macmillan Collector-s Library

SKU: 9781509827947
Regular price $19.99
Unit price
per
  • Author:
    GASKELL Elizabeth
  • ISBN:
    9781509827947
  • Publication Date:
    May 2017
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    651
  • Binding:
    Hardback
  • Publisher:
    Macmillan Collector-s Library
  • Country of Publication:

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Forced to move from the rural tranquillity of southern England to the turbulent northern mill town of Milton, Margaret Hale takes an instant dislike to the dirt and noise that seems to characterise her new home and its inhabitants - even the handsome and charismatic cotton mill owner, John Thornton. But as she begins to settle in, and to understand the nature of the surrounding poverty and injustice, events conspire to throw her and Thornton together. Amidst the chaos of industrial unrest, they must learn to overcome the prejudices of class and circumstance and admit their feelings for one another.

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  • Forced to move from the rural tranquillity of southern England to the turbulent northern mill town of Milton, Margaret Hale takes an instant dislike to the dirt and noise that seems to characterise her new home and its inhabitants - even the handsome and charismatic cotton mill owner, John Thornton. But as she begins to settle in, and to understand the nature of the surrounding poverty and injustice, events conspire to throw her and Thornton together. Amidst the chaos of industrial unrest, they must learn to overcome the prejudices of class and circumstance and admit their feelings for one another.

Forced to move from the rural tranquillity of southern England to the turbulent northern mill town of Milton, Margaret Hale takes an instant dislike to the dirt and noise that seems to characterise her new home and its inhabitants - even the handsome and charismatic cotton mill owner, John Thornton. But as she begins to settle in, and to understand the nature of the surrounding poverty and injustice, events conspire to throw her and Thornton together. Amidst the chaos of industrial unrest, they must learn to overcome the prejudices of class and circumstance and admit their feelings for one another.