Thomas Hardy-tess Of The Dubervilles

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Dealing With Themes Of Determinism And Inescapable Face Fate Thomas Hardy's Novels Are Also Reknowned For Depicting The Intimate Relationship Between Character And The Environment. Unflinchingly Honest In Portraying Characters And Their Fortunes, Hardy Depicts Hife With All Its Harsh Realities. This Collection Contains Three Of Hardy's Finest Works: Tess Of The D'Urbervilles Received Negative Reviews When First Published En 1891. Originally Criticised As Being Too Pessimistic, It Is Now Regarded As A Classic. The Story Of Tess's Painful Journey From Girl To Woman And Her Traumatic Relationships With Alec D'Urbeville And Angel Clare, Is Presided Over By The Unwavering Hand Of Justice. The Mayor Of Casterbridge Recounts The Life Of Michael Henchard As He Reaches The Pinnacle Of Power, Self Esteem And Self-Satisfaction Only To Lose It Through Folly And Bad Luck. The Emotional Rise And Fall Of Henchard Is Described With The Greatest Insight And Sensitivity. Far From The Madding Crowd Is The First Of Hardy's Wessex Tales. It Relates The Story Of Bathsheba Everdene And The Men Who Love Her. Set Against The Farming Community, Tragedy And Love Unfold Alongside The Continual Struggle Of Rural Life.