Forest And Game-Law Tales V3

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Set in early 19th century England, this collection of short stories addresses the impact of oppressive forest and game laws on rural communities. Featuring characters like poachers and gamekeepers, the tales highlight struggles against class inequality and poverty, while navigating the tension between tradition and progress. Written in an engaging style, the stories are accessible to a broad audience, providing insight into the lives of common people during this era. The book serves as a thought-provoking reflection on social issues of the time.