The Question
The Question by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles, published by Little, Brown in 2002, is a historical fiction novel that spans 515 pages. Set in the last years of the nineteenth century, the story follows the Morland family as their fortunes improve with Henrietta and Jerome finding a true home at Morland Place. However, the backdrop of the Boer War and the death of Queen Victoria introduces significant upheaval, challenging the stability of a nation on the brink of transformation.
Readers will encounter the evolving dynamics within the Morland family as they navigate a changing world marked by both opportunities and threats. The narrative explores themes of change and uncertainty, reflecting the societal shifts that accompany the accession of King Edward. As the young generation of Morlands confronts these new realities, they must adapt to a landscape filled with both wonders and dangers, making for a rich exploration of historical context and familial resilience.
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In the last years of the nineteenth century the Morlands’ fortunes are changing for the better, as Henrietta and Jerome find a true home at Morland Place, and Teddy ploughs his profits into restoring it to its former glory. But the reverses and cruelties of the Boer War and the death of Queen Victoria shake the foundations of a confident nation. The accession of King Edward seems to mark the end of the old, familiar England. Old certainties are being questioned, everything is changing, and the young generation of Morlands faces a new world, full of wonders but full of dangers.
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