The Mayor of Troy, published in 1906 by Arthur Quiller-Couch, is a humorous novel set in the fictional town of Troy, Cornwall, during the early 19th century. It follows the charismatic mayor, Solomon Hymen, as he navigates civic life and the eccentricities of his townspeople against the backdrop of a looming French invasion. The narrative combines local color with comedic elements, showcasing the mayor's efforts to rally the community amidst the impending conflict. Quiller-Couch's work reflects the spirit of the era and offers a whimsical portrayal of small-town governance.
