Phineas Finn
BIG READ
Chapters 27-39

12th June 2023 at 8pm (UK)

Karenza Chui will be introducing chapters 27-39 of Phineas Finn

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Anthony Trollope was one of the most successful, prolific and respected novelists of the Victorian era.

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A letter to Fanny and Anthony about our Trip to Florence

By: Emma Glaisher

Dear Frances and Anthony, You have been dead respectively 160 and 141 years, but I am writing to tell you about a wonderful group of English and American people who travelled...

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Let a man undertake what duty he will in life, if he be a good man he will desire success; and if he be a brave man he will long for victory.

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Let an author so tell his tale as to touch his reader's heart and draw his tears, and he has, so far, done his work well.

Anthony Trollope, An Autobiography