Vicar of Wrexhill

Published in 1837, 'Vicar of Wrexhill' by Frances Milton Trollope tells the story of a corrupt vicar who manipulates a wealthy widow, leading to the downfall of her three children. The novel critiques the evangelical movement within the Anglican Church, exposing its potential for abuse and manipulation. This work is notable for its early exploration of themes that resonate with contemporary discussions about religious authority and morality.