"Robert Ellesmere" is a novel by the British writer Margaret Olphant, who used the pseudonym Mrs. Humphrey Ward. The book tells the story of a young English curate, Robert Elsmere, who begins to doubt his own religious beliefs and discovers new ideas and views on life. This is a novel about faith, doubt, moral choices and the search for truth. The complexity of moral dilemmas and deep philosophical reflections make this work insightful and exciting for the reader. Robert Elsmere touches on topical issues such as faith and reason, religion and secularism, and leaves many open for discussion, making this book an important and excellent read for lovers of literature and philosophy.