Review: Another Country
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 10, 2013
This is the second book in a sequel of "The Emigrants Trilogy) and unlike most of Amazons trilogies, I could figure out the sequence of these books.  The first book in this trilogy is  "Far Horizons".  A dramatic sequence of events relating the struggle of immigrants in a new country.  In this second book, the author continues to relate the challenges of Eleanor in her journey to Boston in 1832, the cultural strictures imposed on women of that time in both the U.K. and its transfer of these same strictures to the new world.  It seems that in those days, it was men who gained freedom while women continued to plod on and struggle for recognition and acceptance as humans with their definitive rights and not chattels of the men who "acquired" them for their own needs and purposes.  The books also depicts the strong bond of love that Harriet and Allan continues to flow through the pages of the novel.