In 'The Hermit Convict,' Reverend William Draper weaves a poignant narrative centered around the young James Stewart and his turbulent dispute with employer Mr. Hartlop, which escalates into a harrowing trial. Draper's work intricately explores themes of justice, societal expectations, and the crushing weight of hopelessness, all conveyed through a lens of Victorian morality and social norms. Drap...