The Vicar's Daughter
1872
The Vicar's Daughter is a novel by George MacDonald, first published in 1872. It follows Ethelwyn Percivale as she navigates love, marriage, and family while reflecting on her identity and aspirations. Set in Scotland, the story explores the complexities of familial relationships and societal expectations, particularly through Ethelwyn's introspective narration and her interactions with her parents. The book is notable for its themes of fidelity and the struggles of emerging adulthood within a Christian context.
