Too Dearly Bought

Agnes Giberne's "Too dearly bought" offers a glimpse into 19th-century England, exploring the social conditions of the time through the lens of juvenile fiction. This carefully prepared edition brings to life a historical setting where young readers can engage with themes of faith and society. As a work of Christian fiction, the story presents moral considerations within a compelling narrative suitable for young audiences.

Exploring England's past, the novel resonates with readers interested in historical fiction that thoughtfully considers the challenges and triumphs of earlier times. "Too dearly bought" provides a window into a world where social issues and spiritual beliefs intertwine, offering a timeless and engaging reading experience. This edition preserves the essence of the original work, allowing readers to connect with a bygone era.

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