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Who wrote A Lost Cause?

"A Lost Cause" was written by Guy Thorne and published in 1905. Prolific English novelist and journalist known for exploring conspiracy and moral complexity.

A Lost Cause

1905

Guy Thorne

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A Lost Cause

Guy Thorne

1905

A Lost Cause, published in 1905 by Guy Thorne, is a novel that explores the tensions within the Church of England during the early 20th century. The story centers on Father Blantyre, the vicar of St. Elwyn's, as he navigates the chaos that ensues when a Catholic Mass is interrupted by a protest led by the Hamlyn family. This conflict highlights the struggle between traditional Catholic practices and the rising Protestant sentiments, reflecting broader societal debates about faith and tradition of the time.