Eliza Lynn Linton
Eliza Lynn Linton (1822–1898) was a British writer and journalist, known for being the first female salaried journalist in Britain. She wrote for various periodicals and newspapers, including the Saturday Review and the Morning Chronicle. Linton is also recognized for her novels and essays that often contained conservative views on women's roles and rights during the Victorian era.
Books
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1. The Atonement Of Leam Dundas
"The Atonement of Leam Dundas" is a Victorian novel that explores the themes of love, guilt, and redemption through the life of its eponymous protagonist. Leam Dundas, a young woman of mixed English and Spanish heritage, struggles with her identity and the rigid expectations of her society. After her father's death, she is left to navigate the complexities of her familial relationships and the burden of a dark secret that leads to a tragic mistake. Throughout the narrative, Leam seeks to atone for her actions and find a place for herself in a world that often seems at odds with her passionate and impulsive nature. The novel delves into the moral dilemmas of its characters and the consequences of their choices, ultimately offering a portrayal of the human capacity for growth and forgiveness.
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