Publisher's Synopsis
Earlscourt is a charming and witty novel about life in a small Scottish town. Written by Alexander Allardyce, a prolific novelist and playwright of the late nineteenth century, this book offers a richly detailed portrait of provincial Scottish life, with its rivalries, scandals, and human dramas. Through the eyes of its colorful cast of characters, Earlscourt offers a window into a bygone era of Scottish social history and culture.
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