Left Alone, Or The Fortunes Of Phillis Maitland

Phillis Maitland faces the harsh realities of life after losing her parents, grappling with financial difficulties and societal pressures to marry for security. As she encounters a mix of supportive and exploitative characters, the story delves into her journey of independence and resilience. Central themes include personal agency and self-discovery, highlighting her struggle against a world that seeks to confine her potential. This novel, a facsimile reprint of the original 1879 edition, emphasizes the importance of preserving literary works that explore such significant themes.