Rich Man, Poor Man

Rich Man, Poor Man, written by Maximilian Foster and published in 1916, is a novel that delves into themes of class, wealth, and interpersonal relationships in early 20th-century New York City. The story follows Mr. Mapleson, a timid clerk, and Bab Wynne, a spirited young woman on the brink of discovering her true heritage. Their lives intertwine as they navigate societal expectations and personal aspirations, highlighting the complexities of inheritance, courtship, and social customs of the time.