Sawn Off: A Tale of a Family Tree
1891
Sawn Off: A Tale of a Family Tree is a novel by George Manville Fenn, first published in 1891. The story centers on the conflict between Doctor Salado, who has returned from South America, and Lord Pinemount, who believes he has a claim over the land Salado has acquired. The narrative explores themes of class struggle, love, and family loyalty, particularly through the relationship between Salado's daughter, Veronica, and Lord Pinemount's son, Denis. The book combines humor and drama, offering a rich character study and social commentary on the constraints of society.
