The gentleman in Trollope: Individuality and Moral Conduct

Common, Reader Edition

by Shirley Robin Letwin

Published in 1997 by The Akadine Press

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This work delves into the themes of individuality and moral behavior, exploring the character of the gentleman in Anthony Trollope’s novels. If you’re interested in British literature and classic fiction, this might be a compelling read.

About the book:

The most perfect gentleman in Trollope's novels is Madame Max Goesler. She was the daughter of a humble Jewish attorney, and her only endowments by birth were beauty and intelligence. But she inherited a fortune from her husband and with these assets Marie Goesler moved from Vienna to London, hoping to make her way into the top social circles. She succeeded so well that the highest duke of all offered her his coronet.

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