Step back in time to 19th-century Cornwall with George Manville Fenn's "The Vicar's People," a captivating glimpse into rural village life. This meticulously prepared edition revives a classic tale of faith and community in the English countryside. Experience the charm and challenges of a bygone era, where the vicar's influence shapes the lives of those around him.

Fenn masterfully portrays the intricate social fabric of Cornwall, exploring themes of religion and everyday existence. Immerse yourself in a historical novel that captures the essence of 19th-century England. "The Vicar's People" offers a window into a world where traditions hold strong and the ties of community bind individuals together. A timeless story, this republication brings a piece of literary history to a new audience.

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