Mary Wilson

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Set in early 19th century New England, the novel follows Mary Wilson, an orphan raised by her wealthy uncle. As she matures, Mary becomes acutely aware of the social and economic inequalities in her town, particularly the plight of the poor. Driven by a strong sense of justice, she advocates for the underprivileged, often at odds with her own family. The narrative tackles themes of social justice, class struggle, and women's roles, while also examining complex family dynamics and personal integrity in the face of societal pressure.