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The Palliser Novels, book 5: The Prime Minister
The first plot records the clash between the Duke of Omnium, now prime minister of a coalition government, and his meddlesome wife, Lady Glencora. Whose well-intended maneuverings result in embarrassment for the Duke's office. The second plot tells the scheming of Ferdinand Lopez, a ruthless social climber who wins the support of Lady Glencora--but not her husband--for an election campaign. The straightforwardness of the structure allows Trollope to plan the vivid scenes of intensity and character conflict. The incidents of The Prime Minister are planned with a brilliant astuteness. Anyone who is interested in Victorian history and politics will find the novel enchanting.
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Fiction, Plantagenet Palliser (Fictitious character), Prime ministers, Social life and customs, British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author), England, fiction, London (england), fiction, Politicians, fiction, Fiction, generalPlaces
London (England), Great BritainTimes
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