About “Pembroke”

Pembroke centers on a broken engagement between Barney Thayer and Charlotte Barnard after a heated political argument between Barney and Charlotte's father, Cephas Barnard, leads to Barney being ejected from the house and refusing to apologize. The resulting conflict between the Thayer and Barnard families disrupts the village, influencing the relationships of two other couples and illustrating the enduring impact of inherited unhappiness within a rigid rural New England community.

Book details

Published
1894
Latest edition
1894 · ISBN 9780548293485
ISBN
9780548293485

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How many pages is Pembroke?

Pembroke by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman has 364 pages.

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