Description

In Anthony Trollope's satirical masterpiece, the beautiful and enigmatic Lizzie Eustace inherits a magnificent diamond necklace upon her husband's death, setting in motion a captivating tale of deception and societal maneuvering. This novel delves into the complex interplay of money, marriage, and morality in Victorian England, contrasting Lizzie's cunning schemes with the steadfastness of others. Trollope masterfully explores how wealth, or the lack thereof, shapes relationships and influences one's standing in society, even when faced with questionable actions. As Lizzie fights to keep her coveted jewels, the narrative offers a sharp commentary on the era's social dynamics and the often-unscathed rise of those who navigate it with dubious means.

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hardcover

IndyPublish.com

Published Jan 1, 2003

684 pages

ISBN: 9781404387768

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First Published

1873

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Eustace Diamonds by Anthony Trollope.

Racism/Discrimination