"The Ferryman of Brill" and other stories by William H.G. Kingston offers a collection of 19th-century short stories exploring themes of morality and faith. Categorized as historical and religious fiction, these tales provide a glimpse into a bygone era through compelling narratives.

Kingston's work delves into the human condition, examining questions of right and wrong within a Christian context. These carefully selected short stories showcase the author's skill in crafting engaging narratives that resonate with timeless moral dilemmas. Experience the enduring power of storytelling through these captivating pieces of short fiction. This edition meticulously preserves the original text, offering readers an authentic encounter with classic literature.

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