"What Necessity Knows" by L. (Lily) Dougall is a historical fiction set in Canada that explores the lives of people dealing with significant life changes. The story begins with Robert Trenholme, a thoughtful clergyman, who is talking about the complexities of sorrow; this shows the burden on leaders who guide others. At the same time, we meet Sissy Cameron, a strong young woman. She just lost her father and feels trapped by Mr. Bates, who wants to marry her. Sissy longs for freedom and happiness, leading to a tense situation as she thinks about what she wants for her future. The book captures the challenges people face adjusting to loss and fighting for independence in a changing world.

What Necessity Knows
By L. (Lily) Dougall
A clergyman contemplates life's burdens as a young woman fights for freedom from an unwanted marriage proposal after the death of her father.
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