"The Fountain Inn, Agnes Surriage and Sir Harry Frankland: A Paper" delves into the captivating true story of Agnes Surriage, a colonial woman who rose from humble beginnings to become Lady Frankland through her marriage to Sir Harry Frankland, a wealthy British baronet and customs official. The narrative explores their unconventional romance, set against the backdrop of 18th-century Massachusetts and England. This paper, originally presented in 1905, recounts Agnes's early life working at the Fountain Inn, her chance encounter with Sir Harry, and the obstacles they faced due to societal expectations and class differences.
Sanborn's account sheds light on the historical context of colonial life, providing insights into the social customs, transatlantic relationships, and the challenges faced by individuals who dared to defy convention. The tale of Agnes Surriage and Sir Harry Frankland remains a compelling example of love, ambition, and the enduring power of the human spirit.
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