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The title, "A Daughter of Jehu," references the biblical figure Jehu, known for his zealous leadership, suggesting that the protagonist may be a strong, determined woman, likely carrying some of the traits associated with Jehu—bravery, zeal, or leadership. The story could involve themes of family heritage, personal identity, and the moral or social challenges faced by the heroine as she tries to live up to or reject her family's expectations.The novel may delve into issues of personal growth, societal roles, and the protagonist's journey in finding her place in the world, offering both emotional depth and moral reflection typical of Richards' writing.