Rutledge

In Rutledge The Narrative Revolves Around The Protagonist Rutledge Who Faces Personal Trials And Moral Dilemmas As He Navigates Through Various Social And Romantic Relationships. The Novel Delves Into Rutledge'S Character Development His Struggles With Societal Expectations And His Pursuit Of Personal Fulfillment And Happiness. Miriam Coles Harris'S Writing Style In Rutledge Is Characterized By Its Emotional Depth Moral Earnestness And Its Exploration Of The Complexities Of Human Relationships. The Novel Reflects Harris'S Interest In Social Issues And Her Advocacy For Moral Reform Within The Context Of Victorian America.