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Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite

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Based on 40 Ratings and 13 Reviews

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Since its first appearance in 1870, this has been regarded as one of Trollope's finest short novels. Trollope describes the vacillations of a conscientious father, torn between the desire to marry his daughter to a cousin destined to inherit the family title, and his fear that the cousin, reportedly a scheming wastrel, is unworthy of her.
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PublisherOxford University Press Inc
BindingPaperback (54 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages288
ISBN-100192822055
ISBN-13978-0192822055
Publication Date01/16/1992
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About Anthony Trollope (Author) : Anthony Trollope is a published author and an editor. Some of the published credits of Anthony Trollope include Rachel Ray (Penguin Classics), The Eustace Diamonds, Barchester Towers.
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About N. John Hall (Editor) : N. John Hall is a published editor. Some of the published credits of N. John Hall include Doctor Thorne (Everyman's Library Classics), John Caldigate (Oxford World's Classics), The Struggles of Brown,... more
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