The Berkeleys and Their Neighbors, published in 1892 by Molly Elliot Seawell, is a novel set in post-Civil War Virginia. It follows Colonel Berkeley and his daughter, Olivia, as they attempt to reintegrate into their former social circles amidst the changes brought by the war. The narrative explores themes of social status, the impact of war, and complex interpersonal relationships within their community, featuring characters like the disfigured Miles Pembroke and the Hibbs family.
