Man and Wife (Large Print)
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Our Price: US$66.98
Volume(s): 2
Format Details: 16pt, Verdana
ISBN(s): 9781427050601
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About the Book
Published in 1870, Man and Wife is a melodramatic story by Wilkie Collins. About two childhood friends, Blanche and Anne, who accidentally meet after many years' separation amongst a rush of guests at a summer house party. Caught up in the consequences of the unequal marriage laws of Victorian Britain, the ladies share their troubled pasts.
About the Author
A popular and influential English novelist, dramatist, and short story writer, Wilkie Collins (1824 - 1889) was the son of a famous landscape painter, William Collins. Renowned for his sensational mysteries and romances, he is hailed as the inventor of the detective novel. Collins was a lawyer by training. Among his most famous works are The Woman in White (1860), and The Moonstone (1867), and No Name (1862).
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