The Ancient Law
The Ancient Law is a novel by Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow, written in the early 20th century. It follows Daniel Ordway, an ex-convict recently released from prison, as he seeks to reintegrate into society in the small Virginia town of Tappahannock. The narrative explores themes of redemption, personal struggle, and the impact of societal challenges on individuals. Through Ordway's journey, the story highlights the harsh realities of poverty and the quest for a new life after disgrace.
