La pudique Albion

About this book

In the late 19th century, as Britain grappled with its imperial ambitions and societal norms, "La pudique Albion" by Hector France emerges as a sharp critique of the era's moral duplicity. This novel intricately examines the tension between public virtue and private vice, revealing the hypocrisy that underpins British society. Through vivid character portrayals and incisive commentary, France confronts themes of purity and societal pretense, challenging readers to question the values they uphold. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this work invites a deeper understanding of the cultural landscape of the time. Engage with "La pudique Albion" to uncover the complexities of morality and identity in a rapidly changing world.

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