<p>Edith Wharton's 'Sanctuary' intertwines the intricate portrayal of early 20th-century society with the author's characteristic penetrating insight into human character and morality. This narrative, while encapsulating Wharton's subtly wrought prose and nuanced exploration of the underlying savageries of the genteel classes, situates itself within the grander tapestry of her literary oeuvre. 'Sanctuary' is not merely a written piece, but an evo...