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It tells the story of Helen Huntingdon, a strikingly independent woman who leaves her abusive alcoholic husband to protect their young son. Helen supports herself as an artist while living incognito at Wildfell Hall. During her concealment she meets Gilbert Markham, who becomes deeply enamored with her. Her past eventually catches up, raising questions of morality, society, and personal freedom. The book was controversial upon release, criticized for being “coarse” and “brutal,” yet hailed as a powerful critique of women’s constrained roles in Victorian society

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

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