The Manoeuvring Mother, by the Author of 'the History of a Flirt'

First published in 1792, 'The Manoeuvring Mother' is a classic novel of manners that tells the story of Lady Caroline, a social-climbing mother who attempts to secure a good marriage for her daughter while navigating the complex and often cutthroat world of high society. Full of wit, insight, and sharp social commentary, this book remains a delight for fans of Jane Austen and other Regency-era writers.
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