"Woman As She Should Be, or, Agnes Wiltshire" by Mary E. Herbert offers a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century Canadian domestic life. This meticulously prepared edition of a classic work of Canadian fiction explores the complexities of marriage and the prevailing religious themes of the era. Herbert's novel delves into the expectations placed upon women, examining their roles within the family and society. A compelling historical narrative, "Woman As She Should Be" provides a window into the past, offering readers a chance to reflect on enduring questions of faith, duty, and personal fulfillment. Ideal for readers interested in literary fiction, historical fiction, and works with religious undertones, this novel is a valuable addition to the study of Canadian literature and the exploration of timeless human experiences.

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