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Who wrote Red Pottage?

"Red Pottage" was written by Mary Cholmondeley. English novelist known for her satirical critique of religious hypocrisy in 'Red Pottage.'

Red Pottage

Mary Cholmondeley

Red Pottage

Mary Cholmondeley

Published in 1899, 'Red Pottage' by Mary Cholmondeley explores the lives of two friends, Rachel West and Hester Gresley, against the backdrop of a scandalous love affair. Rachel, a wealthy heiress, becomes entangled with the indecisive Hugh Scarlett, while Hester, a novelist, critiques the societal norms of their time, particularly regarding women's emancipation and the clergy. The novel is notable for its bold themes of adultery and social commentary, which sparked controversy upon its release.

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The book follows a period in the lives of two friends, Rachel West and Hester Gresley. Rachel is a wealthy heiress who f...