The Orphan's Trial

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Set in 19th-century England, the narrative follows Harry, an orphan wrongfully accused of theft, as he faces a corrupt legal system determined to convict him despite his innocence. Written in blank verse, the novel enhances the dramatic tension while delving into themes of injustice and the destructive power of authority. As Harry fights to clear his name, the story highlights the social and economic conditions of the time, making it a poignant exploration of legal and social issues. This compelling tale is essential for fans of historical fiction and legal dramas.