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Paperback Our New Rector: Or, the Village of Norton, Ed. by Cuthbert Bede Book

ISBN: 1147986444

ISBN13: 9781147986440

Our New Rector: Or, the Village of Norton, Ed. by Cuthbert Bede

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Delve into the charming and humorous world of rural Victorian England with "Our New Rector," a delightful tale edited by Cuthbert Bede (pseudonym of Edward Bradley). This engaging narrative chronicles the arrival of a new clergyman in the quaint village of Norton, capturing the eccentricities and social dynamics of the community with wit and keen observation.

Through a series of amusing anecdotes and vivid character sketches, Bradley paints a lively picture of village life, offering a gentle satire of clerical customs and the foibles of human nature. "Our New Rector" provides a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone era, appealing to readers who appreciate classic British humor and insightful social commentary. Rediscover this hidden gem and enjoy a timeless story that continues to resonate with its warmth, humor, and enduring charm.

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