I will pay for the following article The vanishing act of Esme Lennox and the plight of Edwardian women. The work is to be 10 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference p

I will pay for the following article The vanishing act of Esme Lennox and the plight of Edwardian women. The work is to be 10 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. The book "The vanishing act of Esme Lennox" by Maggie O'Farrell gives us an insight into the terrible plight of women during the early twentieth century Edwardian UK. A story that portrays the nature of social oppression on women of that period is a tale of prejudice, injustice, betrayal and redemption. Esme Lennox, the namesake and also the chief protagonist of this book, is a young woman in 1930s Edinburgh, who is incarcerated into a mental asylum by her parents, for the simple reason that Esme did not wish to conform to the society rules of her era. This book which is a sort of mystery story that unfolds at a much later era (when Esme meets her granddaughter Iris, after being released from the institution), explores the real meaning of sanity, and as it tries to measure the mental trauma and the sense of rejection that Esme and many of her contemporaries went through during these times. My article will explore this book by Maggie O'Farrell, to find answers to such questions as to why Esme was institutionalized for 60 years and never sent home. and why was it such a common practice during those Edwardian times to lock women up for very simple, and sometimes even for outrageous reasons.