A Bride from the Bush

A Bride from the Bush

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In the late 19th century, as Australia emerged as a land of opportunity and cultural exchange, E. W. Hornung's novel "A Bride from the Bush" captures the complexities of identity and family dynamics. The narrative centers on Alfred Bligh, whose marriage to Gladys, an Australian woman, brings forth challenges that resonate with themes of cultural clash and familial loyalty. As Lady Bligh grapples with her son’s choice, the story explores the friction between British traditions and the vibrant Australian spirit. This compelling tale is ideal for students and historians seeking to understand the societal shifts of the era, as well as civic activists interested in the evolving roles of women and cross-cultural relationships. Dive into this rich narrative that reveals the nuances of love and belonging.

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