An Eye for an Eye (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

Trollope wrote this moving tragedy in 1870 but withheld it from publication—perhaps due to the sensitive subject matter—until 1879. A young Englishman tries to reconcile his duty—as the heir to the Earl of Scroppe—with his desire to do right by a beautiful Irish girl he seduces and impregnates while serving with the cavalry in Ireland.

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An Eye for an Eye (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

Trollope wrote this moving tragedy in 1870 but withheld it from publication—perhaps due to the sensitive subject matter—until 1879. A young Englishman tries to reconcile his duty—as the heir to the Earl of Scroppe—with his desire to do right by a beautiful Irish girl he seduces and impregnates while serving with the cavalry in Ireland.

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An Eye for an Eye (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

An Eye for an Eye (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

by Anthony Trollope
An Eye for an Eye (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

An Eye for an Eye (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

by Anthony Trollope

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Overview

Trollope wrote this moving tragedy in 1870 but withheld it from publication—perhaps due to the sensitive subject matter—until 1879. A young Englishman tries to reconcile his duty—as the heir to the Earl of Scroppe—with his desire to do right by a beautiful Irish girl he seduces and impregnates while serving with the cavalry in Ireland.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781411436763
Publisher: Barnes & Noble
Publication date: 02/22/2011
Series: Barnes & Noble Digital Library
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 356
File size: 271 KB
Age Range: 3 Months to 18 Years

About the Author

About The Author

Anthony Trollope (1815-1882) was a quintessential Victorian novelist best known for his series of novels, the Chronicles of Barsetshire, set in the imaginary county of Barsetshire. Tirelessly prolific, he tackled a rich assortment of the political, social, and gender issues of the day. As career employee of the British Postal System, he is credited with introducing the “pillar-box” mailboxes on street corners.

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