Phineas Redux

Step back into 19th-century England with Anthony Trollope's gripping novel, "Phineas Redux," a masterclass in political intrigue and social commentary. When a member of Parliament is murdered, the ensuing investigation exposes the dark underbelly of Victorian society and the fierce rivalries within the political arena.

Trollope expertly weaves a tale of suspense as the shadow of suspicion falls upon Phineas Finn, a charismatic but controversial figure. Navigating the complex landscape of social class and parliamentary procedure, "Phineas Redux" delves into the heart of justice, ambition, and the devastating consequences of unchecked power.

This meticulously prepared edition preserves the authentic voice and historical context of Trollope's classic work, offering readers a timeless exploration of crime, politics, and the enduring human drama that unfolds within the halls of power. Experience the compelling narrative that solidifies Trollope's place as a giant of Victorian literature.

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