The Faith Doctor: A Story of New York

By Edward Eggleston

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

A young man's inheritance thrusts him into the glittering world of New York City society, where he must navigate love, ambition, and the changing tides of faith to find his place.

Genres

Culture/Civilization/Society Literature Fiction

Released

2008-11-06

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Summary

"The Faith Doctor: A Story of New York" by Edward Eggleston is a late 19th-century novel that explores the complexities of New York City society through the experiences of Charles Millard, a young man navigating social hierarchies and expectations after inheriting money and moving from a small town. The story examines themes of ambition, identity, and the changing beliefs around faith and healing as Millard aims to secure his place among the city's elite, forming relationships with figures like the ambitious Mrs. Hilbrough and the mysterious Miss Phillida Callender while dealing with issues of class, status, and personal aspirations in a rapidly changing urban landscape.