The Angel of the Tenement
The Angel of the Tenement is a novel by George Madden Martin, published in 1897, that explores the lives of tenement residents in urban poverty. The story centers on an abandoned child known as the 'Angel,' who brings hope and light to the women around her, particularly Mary Carew, a seamstress with a tough exterior. As Mary nurtures the child, the narrative delves into themes of community, sacrifice, and resilience amidst hardship, revealing the emotional depth of their struggles and connections.
