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In exitu Israel

The narrative follows a young rural woman who travels to the capital determined to obtain the release of a woman confined in a fortress prison. She confronts the realities of court life through a worldly urban companion who exposes how vanity, patronage, and transactional favor govern access to power. The plot interweaves personal courage and naive faith with social critique of privilege, hunger, and moral compromise, portraying the costs demanded of the poor and suggesting simmering resentment against an entrenched elite.

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The narrative follows a young rural woman who travels to the capital determined to obtain the release of a woman confined in a fortress prison. She confronts the realities of court life through a worldly urban companion who exposes how vanity, patronage, and transactional favor govern access to power. The plot interweaves personal courage and naive faith with social critique of privilege, hunger, and moral compromise, portraying the costs demanded of the poor and suggesting simmering resentment against an entrenched elite.

About the Author

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S. Baring-Gould

Sabine Baring-Gould (1834-1924) was an English author, antiquarian, and folklorist, known for his extensive writings on regional history and folklore. He produced a diverse body of work, including travel literature, novels, and studies of local customs. His notable titles include "A Book of Cornwall" and "A Book of Dartmoor," which reflect his deep appreciation for the landscapes and cultures of these regions. Baring-Gould was also a prolific hymn writer and contributed significantly to the preservation of English folklore and traditions. His works continue to be valued for their rich detail and insight into the social history of England.

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