Published in 1874, 'Roger Kyffin's Ward' by William Henry Giles Kingston is a historical novel set in London during the panic of 1797. The story follows Stephen Coppinger, a merchant facing financial crisis, and his loyal clerk, Roger Kyffin, as they navigate the chaos caused by naval mutinies and societal unrest. The novel explores themes of loyalty, financial struggle, and complex social relationships during a time of national distress, offering a vivid portrayal of the era's challenges and intrigues.
