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Howards End Follow the Series of SimpleIn "Howard's End", E. M. Forster Unveils the English Character As Never Before, Exploring the Underlying Class Warfare Involving Three Distinct Groups a Wealthy Family Bound by the Rules of Tradition and Property, Two Independent, Cultured Sisters, and a Young Man Living on the Edge of Poverty. the Source of Their Conflict Howards End, a House in the Countryside Which Ultimately Becomes a Symbol of Conflict Within British Society.