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Magnum Bonum
Charlotte Mary Yonge
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Community Reviews
I don't know the original date I read this book, but I read most of it again yesterday :)
It didn't seize my heart in quite the way 'Pillars of the House' did, but then, that is a 10 star story! She had a wonderful eye for characters and their motivations, no-one is wholly good or bad, the melodrama isn't overdone, although there is a pervading religiousness there is no religiosity - I t
A fairly interesting novel from 1879 about three families of the lower nobility or well-to-do middle class in England at that time. The alternative title is Mother Carey's Brood, and this is actually much the more suitable one as the focus throughout is on the character of Caroline (Carey) Brownlow,
Really 3 1/2 stars. I am a Charlotte Yonge fan, and this was a reread to help me write a paper. There are two very confusingly-named large families, coping with bereavement, moral choice and ups and downs of riches and poverty, fairly typical Yonge. The mother (Mother Carey) is more lively and moder