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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Troy Chimneys uses innovative form to speak indirectly, but powerfully, about life choices and morality.,
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This review is from: Troy Chimneys (Virago modern classics) (Paperback)
This novels combines a diary and letters from two eras in British history to create a novel that captures the changing notion of the individual in the regency period. The main character is caught in an age when "gentleman" is being redefined. The novel explores issues of identity, love, class, morals, and money. It conveys "seize the day" in one of the most compelling, poignant twists of plot that I've read.
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Troy Chimneys (Virago modern classics) by Margaret Kennedy (Paperback - December 3, 1985)
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