A Knight of the Nineteenth Century

A Knight of the Nineteenth Century, published in 1877 by Edward Payson Roe, is a novel that follows Egbert Haldane, a young man shaped by a privileged yet morally ambiguous upbringing. The narrative explores themes of personal responsibility, the impact of one's upbringing, and the quest for redemption as Haldane grapples with the consequences of his selfish actions. The story highlights the conflict between entitlement and moral awakening, ultimately leading Haldane towards a path of self-discovery and accountability.