"Richard Carvel" by Winston Churchill is a historical fiction set in colonial Maryland as the American Revolution nears. The story follows Richard Carvel, who deals with family drama, fortune, and his position in a society on the brink of war. Loyalty, love, and finding one's place in the world are big ideas as Richard juggles his family's expectations and his own desires. The book starts by showcasing Richard's memories of growing up with his respected grandfather, Lionel Carvel, at Carvel Hall, where he enjoys a good life but also faces issues caused by his Uncle Grafton. Readers see Richard's strong connection with his grandfather and his affection for his cousin, Dorothy Manners, while getting hints of the troubles to come from clashing loyalties and the changing times.

Richard Carvel — Complete
By Winston Churchill
In a world on the cusp of revolution, a young man must navigate family feuds, forbidden love, and the weight of his own legacy.
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About the AuthorWinston Churchill was an American best-selling novelist of the early 20th century.
Winston Churchill was an American best-selling novelist of the early 20th century.
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