Belford's Magazine, Vol II, No. 10, March 1889

** "Belford's Magazine, Vol II, No. 10, March 1889" by Various is a compilation of writings from the 1800s tackling complex social issues and personal stories. It includes articles that discuss the impact of riches on society and democracy, as well as narratives that explore character growth and the intricacies of love and social interactions. One piece included is an essay that investigates the risks of wealth inequality, drawing on history to highlight the need for balance in distributing resources. Readers are also introduced to Kate Severn, a thoughtful young woman dealing with societal expectations and her budding feelings for a local doctor, painting a picture of personal navigation within a structured society. The tone varies between analytical and introspective, offering both social commentary and personal reflection. **