Ingerfield Marriage Plot and A Cold Social Bargain
John Ingerfield resolves to marry for a profitable social match. He selects Anne Singleton, daughter of Sir Harry Singleton, a woman with consent to a marriage of convenience. Anne accepts a life of luxury without romantic love, and the couple live as distant strangers in a grand Bloomsbury home as the market and social aims drive their union.
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John Ingerfield
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Will Cathcart
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John
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Anne Singleton
Harry Singleton
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Sir Joshua
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Anne
No Title Found But The Laws Of God Dictate Commerce
An excerpt laments marriage as a market where men must buy favors from women, arguing that common sense has no value in the union economy. It critiques transactional views of relationships and the social currency of gender roles.
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