Felix Holt, the Radical

Set against the backdrop of the First Reform Act of 1832, the narrative explores the political tensions in a small English town. The story revolves around Felix Holt, a passionate radical, and his interactions with various characters who embody the era's social and political struggles. Through these dynamics, the novel delves into themes of reform, class conflict, and personal integrity, offering a rich portrayal of the complexities of political engagement during a pivotal moment in British history.