Dennison Grant A Novel Of To-Day

Step into late nineteenth-century Britain and feel the street protests, the polished drawing rooms, the shifting loyalties of a society in motion. Dennison Grant unfolds with the quiet force of a contemporary to Dickens, a sharp-eyed social satire fiction that renders industrial urban life with clear eyes and human warmth. This is more than a story; it is a compact study of class and ambition set against the brisk, bustling realness of Victorian England. Through its tightly drawn cast and moral reckonings, the book probes what people must trade for status, respect, and a future they cannot quite claim. With its brisk narrative and grounded social realism, the novel rewards readers of classic literature and classroom study editions alike, offering themes that stay relevant as ever. Alpha Editions is honoured to bring back a work long out of print, restored for today's and future generations. Dennison Grant is not merely a reprint but a collector's item and a cultural treasure, a permanent addition to any shelf devoted to british classic novels and the wider canon of late nineteenth century britain. The volume sits comfortably among victorian novels and readers of classic literature, a touchstone for those who seek authentic context for industrial urban life and the everyday drama of social striving in a truly public-spirited age.