The Woodlanders

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The author, a prominent Victorian realist, explores themes of social criticism, particularly regarding the diminishing status of rural communities in Britain. Influenced by Romanticism and figures like William Wordsworth, his work reflects a deep connection to his roots in South West England. Through both novels and poetry, he addresses the complexities of human experience and societal change, offering a poignant critique of Victorian values and their impact on individuals and communities.