A novel from the POCKET CLASSICS series, in which a dubious clergyman gains the affections of a young widow, much to the fear and dislike of the widow's sister and cousin. From the author of DOMESTIC MANNERS OF THE AMERICANS.
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A very balanced portrait of Victorian views on religion,
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This review is from: The Vicar of Wrexhill (Pocket Classics) (Paperback)
The matriarch of the Trollope family, Frances Trollope, wrote dozens of novels which are now unfortunately out of print. In this wonderful and fortunately in-print novel Fanny Trollope creates the world of Wrexhill, an idyllic English village full of a cast of strong-willed English characters. The novel deals with religious fanatacism, portrays atheism, and is overall a very balanced treatment of the subject of religion at the time. There is humour, a bit of melodrama, and suspense. It was a joy to read and I look forward to reading more Fanny Trollope titles in the future.
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