Ann Veronica

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Ann Veronica, a modern love story by H. G. Wells

Ann Veronica is a novel by H.G. Wells first published in 1909. The book deals with political issues of the time, concentrating specifically on feminism. It created a sensation when published, due both to the feminist sensibilities of the heroine, and to the similarity of her name to that of Amber Reeve, a woman with whom Wells was rumored to be having an affair.— Excerpted from Ann Veronica on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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• Chapter I: Ann Veronica Talks to Her Father
• Chapter II: Ann Veronica Gathers Points of View
• Chapter III: The Morning of the Crisis
• Chapter IV: The Crisis
• Chapter V: The Flight to London
• Chapter VI: Expostulations
• Chapter VII: Ideals and a Reality
• Chapter VIII: Biology
• Chapter IX: Discords
• Chapter X: The Suffragettes
• Chapter XI: Thoughts in Prison
• Chapter XII: Ann Veronica Puts Things in Order
• Chapter XIII: The Sapphire Ring
• Chapter XIV: The Collapse of the Penitent
• Chapter XV: The Last Days at Home
• Chapter XVI: In the Mountains
• Chapter XVII: In Perspective

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