Margaret Oliphant was a Scottish novelist whose fictional works encompassed domestic realism, the historical novel, and tales of the supernatural. She explored the intricacies of relationships and societal expectations within her narratives. Oliphant possessed a keen insight into character psychology, rendering the inner lives of her subjects with notable fidelity. Her extensive literary output, spanning diverse themes and styles, marks her as a significant voice in Victorian literature.
"The Son of His Father" is a novel by Scottish author Mrs. Oliphant, published in 1886. Known for her diverse writing, Oliphant's works span domestic realism, historical novels, and supernatural tales. She authored over 120 pieces, including novels, travel books, and literary critiques.