Of No Account is a late 19th-century novel by Ruth Lamb that follows Adam Livesey, a foundry striker facing life's burdens and a troubled marriage with his wife, Maggie. The story delves into themes of duty, family, and the search for meaning as Adam reflects on his upbringing and his mother's influence. The arrival of a new manager, Mr. Drummond, offers a glimmer of hope for Adam's future, prompting him to consider the possibility of change despite his initial resistance. This work provides insight into the struggles of the working class and the complexities of personal relationships.
