Miles Murchison

by Agnes Giberne

Overview

In Miles Murchison, Agnes Giberne weaves a poignant tale of family, faith, and personal transformation set against the backdrop of 19th-century England. The story follows the titular character, Miles Murchison, a man whose life is marked by both privilege and inner turmoil. As he navigates the complexities of his responsibilities, relationships, and moral dilemmas, Miles embarks on a profound journey of self-discovery. Giberne's narrative is rich with themes of redemption, the power of love, and the influence of faith on the human soul. The novel's well-drawn characters and vivid descriptions of rural English life create a compelling backdrop for Miles's internal struggles and ultimate growth. As secrets from the past come to light, Miles must confront his own shortcomings and find the strength to change his course.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9789364286350
Publisher:	Double 9 Books
Publication date:	08/01/2024
Pages:	90
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.22(d)

About the Author

Agnes Giberne was born on November 19, 1845, in Belgaum, India, where her father was stationed as a British Army officer. She came from a family with a strong military background. After her father's death, Giberne and her family returned to England, where she received her education and developed a passion for writing. Agnes Giberne was a prolific author who wrote across multiple genres, including children's literature, religious tracts, and popular science books. She began her writing career in the 1860s, initially focusing on stories for children that often incorporated moral and religious lessons. Over time, she expanded her repertoire to include works on astronomy and natural history, making complex scientific concepts accessible to a general audience, particularly young readers. Notable Works, Children's Literature: Giberne's children's books are known for their engaging narratives and strong moral messages. Some of her notable works in this genre include: "The Curate's Home" (1867): One of her early works that showcases her ability to blend storytelling with moral lessons."Sweetbriar; or, Doings in Priorsthorpe Magna" (1871): A story that reflects Giberne's focus on character development and ethical themes. Agnes Giberne's contributions to literature and science education have left a lasting impact. Her children's books and religious tracts helped shape the moral and ethical perspectives of young readers, while her popular science works played a significant role in making astronomy accessible to a broader audience. Giberne's ability to combine storytelling with educational content has made her a respected figure in both literary and scientific communities. Giberne's works continued to be appreciated long after her death on August 20, 1939. Her legacy as a writer who bridged the gap between literature, religion, and science remains influential, particularly in the realm of children's education and popular science.