1897. 193p. by Thomas Languevie

Lady Falkland’s life is marked by her eccentricities and steadfast dedication to uplifting those in her community. Despite facing numerous challenges, she remained committed to supporting local industries and assisting those in need. Her story, as recounted through her daughter’s perspective, reveals the complexities of her character and the struggles she faced in fulfilling her responsibilities. Lady Falkland’s legacy serves as a powerful reminder of the significance of perseverance and good intentions, especially amidst adversity. The text also touches on the social dynamics of the time, highlighting the roles of hospitality and intellectual engagement in the lives of the educated elite, including Lady Falkland and her husband, who valued both poetry and debates regarding religious and political matters.