"Andrew Golding: A Tale of the Great Plague" by Annie E. Keeling transports readers to 17th-century London, a city gripped by the devastating plague. This carefully republished historical novel offers a glimpse into a dark chapter of history, exploring themes of family, faith, and resilience amidst unimaginable hardship.

Through meticulously researched detail, Keeling paints a vivid picture of life during this tumultuous period. Explore the challenges faced by families as they grapple with disease, uncertainty, and the ever-present threat of death. A compelling work of Christian fiction, "Andrew Golding" delves into questions of morality and faith in the face of profound suffering.

This enduring story resonates with its portrayal of human connection during times of crisis. Experience the historical backdrop of plague-stricken London while contemplating timeless themes of hope, devotion, and the strength of the human spirit. A powerful tale of historical and religious significance.

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