Paul Clifford, Volume III

Paul Clifford, Volume III

The novel revolves around the life of Paul Clifford, a charming and cunning highwayman who operates in England during the early 18th century. The story explores his transformation from a poor, neglected child to a notorious outlaw, driven by circumstances and a desire for revenge against the wealthy elite who wronged him. Throughout the narrative, Clifford's complex character is revealed, showcasing both his cruel and compassionate aspects as he navigates a world of crime, love, and social hierarchy.

By Edward Bulwer-lytton · First published 1830 · Genre: Historical Fiction, Crime, Romance · 4 chapters · 24,293 words

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Up rouse ye then, My merry, merry men! JOANNA BAILLIE.

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Adventure · Fiction · Romance · Mystery · Crime · Thriller · Suspense · Historical Fiction · 19th Century · English Literature · Victorian Era · Gothic Romance

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