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The second novel by Anne Bronte The Tenant of Wildfell Hall was published in 1848. The book was phenomenally successful - its first edition was sold within only six weeks. And it's not a surprise considering what was brought up in the novel and which inviolable principles it aimed at. The effect it had on the puritan prim England was as if from the exploded bomb. For the first time the subjects of fighting for the women's rights and necessity of immediate change of the social status of women were raised. The heroine of the novel Helen Graham had to run away from her husband, alcoholic and tyrant Arthur Huntington, to save and protect their son from the malign and corrosive influence of the father. English married woman of the middle of the nineteenth century didn't actually have any rights. In fact, everything she had belonged to her husband. She didn't have right to file for divorce even if her husband came down to the animal state because of his pernicious habits. So Helen Graham runs to the unknown place together with her little son. She has to hide under different name, earn living by selling her pictures for a song and be on the run from law because it is on her husband's side. And what will happen after this runaway'..
Page Count:
134
Publication Date:
2018-05-19
Publisher:
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN-10:
1718992300
ISBN-13:
9781718992306