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⭐ Review: 5/5 A compelling and thought-provoking Victorian novel that explores morality, forgiveness, social prejudice, and the courage to stand by one's convictions. The story follows Reverend Frank Fenwick, a country clergyman who becomes embroiled in a bitter dispute with a powerful local landowner while attempting to help Carry Brattle, a young woman whose troubled past has made her an outcast. Meanwhile, a complicated romantic story involving Mary Lowther adds another layer of emotional intrigue. Trollope tackles difficult questions about compassion, reputation, religious hypocrisy, and society's treatment of women. A powerful and surprisingly modern work of Victorian fiction.
