The Case of Richard Meynell
1911
The Case of Richard Meynell, written by Mary Augusta Ward and first published in 1911, is a novel that examines the role of the Anglican Church in early 20th-century England. The story follows Richard Meynell, a rector who faces challenges due to his innovative ministry approach amidst societal and religious changes. As he interacts with villagers and addresses their diverse beliefs, the novel explores themes of faith, duty, and the tension between personal convictions and community expectations.
