The Scarlet Letter

The Scarlet Letter

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the scarlet letter hardcover 2nd edition (printed 1850)

The Scarlet Letter hardcover 2nd edition printed in 1850 is a classic piece of literature by Nathaniel Hawthorne. This vintage novel, set in the Romantic period of the 1800s, explores themes of love and moral hypocrisy within a society. The book, with 316 pages, is an English language work published by McFarlane and Erskine in Edinburgh. It is a valuable addition for adult readers interested in classic literature, providing a captivating narrative and insights into the era's cultural and societal norms.

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