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Mohawks Volume 2

Author
Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Language
English
Length
170 pages
ISBN
9781836101536
Published
3 January 2026
Imprint
Fractal Press
  • Victorian fiction
  • fate and chance
  • orphaned child
  • social class
  • identity
  • moral consequence
  • aristocratic society
  • ambition
  • inheritance
  • social critique

Description

Mohawks is a Victorian novel of fate, class, and social transformation. When a dead traveler and an orphaned infant are found on Flamestead Common, the child’s future becomes entwined with the life of Squire Bosworth, a miserly landowner. Adopted into privilege, the boy’s origins cast a long shadow. Braddon explores identity, ambition, and moral consequence as lives shaped by chance unfold amid excess, power, and social expectation.

Author

Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835–1915) was a prominent English novelist and playwright best known for her Victorian sensation fiction. Rising from modest beginnings, she gained fame with Lady Audley’s Secret, which cemented her reputation for blending mystery, psychology, and social critique. Prolific and influential, Braddon wrote more than 80 novels and helped shape popular Victorian literature.