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He Knew He Was Right

By: Anthony Trollope
Narrated by: Nigel Patterson
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When Louis Trevelyan's young wife meets an old family acquaintance, his unreasonable jealousy of their friendship sparks a quarrel that leads to a brutal and tragic estrangement.

Often considered to be his masterpiece, Anthony Trollope's 1869 novel explores the themes of marriage, love, and the rights of women in 19th-century England.

With a cast of independent, forceful characters and lively subplots, Trollope creates a penetrating and often comic dissection of the mores of Victorian society.

Public Domain (P)2016 Nigel Patterson
Classics Drama & Plays European World Literature Marriage
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Multiple Storylines • Complex Characters • Pleasant Voice • Engaging Subplots • Insightful Writing • Classic Literature

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I’ve been reading Trollope for 45 years, so I consider myself a super fan, but this study in sexual jealousy is tedious and dreary. There is little plot and the love stories are all predictable. There is a tiny bit of excellent comic relief. I only finished this because I’m stubborn. The narration was very good.

Tedious!

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I enjoy Trollope ' s storytelling style. Complex characters and always a mix between tragedy and a happy ending.
Well made recording. Very enjoyable.

real life

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When I realized I'd committed myself to more than a day's worth of Victorian literature, I was not psyched. I couldn't find anything particularly novel in the plot or characters but it's clear why this is considered among Trollope's best work. It kept my interest from beginning to end with the insightful analysis of the space between each character's intentions and the results of his or her actions and the even wider gulf between those and the perceptions of all the other characters which are all, by the way, different. The production is a little basic to give the performance five stars but the narrator has a pleasant voice, an engaging speech pattern and does a very good job of suggesting different characters though he shouldn't try to pass himself off as an American any time soon.

Strangely fascinating

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I enjoyed the telling of the various families. Although it was very boring at points, overall a nice story.
Narrator is, as always, wonderful. Always enjoying hearing his voice

A lovely book

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I enjoy any thing Old England, from where my ancestors all came, and Trollope does it best! This book is long but the better by which I can knit, crochet, clean .....

Wonderful Old England

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