His Honour, and a Lady is a novel by Sara Jeannette Duncan, first published in 1896. Set during the British occupation of India, it follows John Church, an English Commissioner, and his wife Judith as they navigate the complexities of colonial society. The narrative explores themes of ambition, social roles, and the expectations placed on individuals within the context of their marriage and the vibrant social scene of Calcutta. Judith's desire for personal fulfillment contrasts with John's serious approach to his duties, highlighting the tensions of their relationship amidst the backdrop of colonial India.
