
A fisherman learns his noble heritage and travels to London to protect his sister from a ruinous marriage while grappling with duty and identity.
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A fisherman learns his noble heritage and travels to London to protect his sister from a ruinous marriage while grappling with duty and identity.
Michael Phillips' working side-by-side comparison of the 1982 publication of The Marquis' Secret with MacDonald's 19th century original, for work on The Cullen Collection edition of The Marquis of Lossie
will contain mild spoilers
Central romantic subplot involving a sister's engagement and themes of romantic responsibility; period-typical fade-to-black
No violence depicted
No profanity depicted
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Strong Christian themes of moral integrity, duty, and faith woven throughout the narrative
No magic or witchcraft depicted
No occult content depicted
Explores social class disparity and expectations in Victorian society
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Themes of social suffering and a potentially harmful engagement; no graphic depictions
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