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Castle Richmond

Castle Richmond

by Anthony Trollope

FictionSocial classesClassic LiteratureFiction, historical, generalIreland, fiction
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Sir Thomas Fitzgerald, a wealthy landowner living at Castle Richmond, County Cork, married Mary Wainwright, whose former husband was believed to have died in Paris. There were three children, Herbert, Emmeline and Mary. Nearby lived the Countess of Desmond, with her daughter Clara and her young son Patrick. Owen Fitzgerald, a relative of Sir Thomas, and his heir after Herbert, lived at Hap House not far away. Owen was in love with Lady Clara and considered himself engaged to her, but the Countess would not acknowledge the engagement, giving as her reason the unconventional life Owen was supposed to live in his bachelor quarters. Her real reason was that she herself was in love with him.

Themes & subjects

FictionSocial classesClassic LiteratureFiction, historical, generalIreland, fictionGreat britain, fiction

Setting

Great BritainIreland

About the author

Anthony Trollope
Anthony Trollope

1815-04-24 – 1882-12-06

Author

Anthony Trollope

Pages

512

Read time

≈ 13h

Editions

48

Language

English

Publisher

Chapman & Hall

ISBN

9781425033323

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