"A Veldt Official: A Novel of Circumstance" by Bertram Mitford is a novel set in late 19th-century South Africa that follows Roden Musgrave as he takes on the role of clerk to the Resident Magistrate in the isolated township of Doppersdorp. Musgrave's journey begins as he travels to his new post, encountering obstacles and fellow travelers along the way. His initial confusion about the obscure Doppersdorp deepens as he discovers it's a place largely unknown, even among those in the region. Upon arrival, Musgrave's reserved nature both attracts attention and causes friction in the small community, where he finds himself grappling with both the challenges of his new position and the mysteries of his past while navigating a difficult landscape and complex social relationships in a place far from the familiar.
A Veldt Official: A Novel of Circumstance
By Bertram Mitford
In a remote South African town, a newcomer's quiet past stirs curiosity and resentment as he begins a new job in a land as unforgiving as its secrets.
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