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2.0 out of 5 stars
Boring, boring!,
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This review is from: Castle Rackrent (Oxford Paperbacks) (Paperback)
This book is simply boring. There are fun things to it, especially if you know your Irish history, but these out-of-date parodies are still not good enough to make it worth reading. Under the narrative of Thady Quirk, which is -- at least to me -- fairly hard to get through, we are taken through the history of a protestant landlord family. If you truly dissect the book, there are interesting sides of it, but just as a plain reading, I found it simply boring. It is short and doesn't go into any detailed description of the many events that are told to the reader/listener, it's value were supposedly the mocking of the protestant ruling class of Ireland. Since that value is lost to most contemporary readers, there isn't all that much left.
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CASTLE RACKRENT by Maria Edgeworth (Paperback - December 12, 2007)
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