Eustace Marchmont: A Friend Of The People

A rediscovered voice of Victorian conscience Eustace Marchmont: A Friend of the People returns after decades out of print, freshly restored and lovingly republished by Alpha Editions. Set in 19th-century England, this evocative social reform novel by Evelyn Everett-Green follows the idealistic Eustace Marchmont as he confronts class divisions, political hypocrisy, and the human cost of progress. Rich in period detail and emotional clarity, the Eustace Marchmont story unfolds as a character-driven narrative that blends friendship and society, intimate moral dilemmas, and sweeping historical drama. Readers will meet vivid figures drawn from everyday life and high society, experiencing the tensions of a nation in change through compassionate storytelling. This edition is more than a reprint it is a cultural treasure. Meticulously restored for today s and future generations, Alpha Editions presents a collector s item with careful attention to text fidelity, readability, and historical context. Whether you are a fan of Victorian historical fiction, a student of social justice themes, or a collector of Evelyn Everett-Green books, this British historical novel offers resonance and relevance. Rediscover a classic literature gem that bridges period piece fiction and modern sensibilities: a heartfelt social reform novel that still speaks to friendship, duty, and the pursuit of justice. Perfect for casual readers and classic literature collectors alike, Eustace Marchmont invites you to witness a bygone era with fresh eyes.