Castle Richmond

Monday 24th August, 8pm (UK)

Chapters 23-33
Set against the Irish Famine, Castle Richmond explores love, inheritance, family secrets and social upheaval in one of Trollope’s most compelling Irish novels.

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Is it not a pity that people who are bright and clever should so often be exceedingly improper? and that those who are never improper should so often be dull and heavy?

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There is nothing so comfortable as money ... If a man have enough, let him spend it freely. If he wants it, let him earn it honestly. Let him do something for it, so that the man who pays it to him may get its value.

The Duke's Children