Elizabeth Gaskell's novel "North and South" is a social commentary exploring the industrial north of England. It is notable for its nuanced portrayal of class conflict and its strong female protagonist.
Sources for Elizabeth Gaskell — North and South
Elizabeth Gaskell — North and South in Women's Literature
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