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"The Wanderer; Or, Female Difficulties (volume 4 of 5)" was written by Fanny Burney and published in 1814. Pioneering English novelist and diarist known for her insightful social commentary and influence on later writers.

The Wanderer; Or, Female Difficulties (volume 4 of 5)

1814

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The Wanderer; Or, Female Difficulties (volume 4 of 5)

Fanny Burney

1814

The Wanderer; Or, Female Difficulties, published in 1814 by Fanny Burney, follows Juliet Granville, a woman fleeing the Reign of Terror in France to find refuge in England. The novel explores the struggles women faced in achieving autonomy and independence during a time of societal upheaval, blending social commentary with romantic intrigue. As Juliet navigates accusations and confrontations with male characters, the work highlights the moral dilemmas and expectations placed upon women in the late 18th century. This was Burney's last novel, taking fourteen years to complete and reflecting her experiences as an exile.