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Nina Balatka
Anthony Trollope
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A romance set in Prague between a Catholic and a Jew. In this short novel, Trollope moves away from his usual milieu to explore a theme which has universal resonance.
A romance set in Prague between a Catholic and a Jew. In this short novel, Trollope moves away from his usual milieu to explore a theme which has universal resonance.
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This is the most serious of the Trollope novels I've read. It is completely devoid of any Trollope humor. Still, I quite enjoyed it. Trollope may have been putting his own spin on a Romeo and Juliet story. In this, a poor Christian girl is betrothed to a wealthy Jewish man. Neither of the families n
What a unique story from Trollope! I think this is by far the most Hardy-esque thing I’ve read of Trollope’s. The drama and tension slowly get more intense until a quite intense finish! I really had no idea what would happen at the end. There was one plot point that I thought was fairly obvious but
A really powerful Anthony Trollope novel, with interesting characters and a sharp critique of prejudice and intolerance. I wouldn't recommend to beginners with Trollope as it needs to be read with some historical context and takes a little while to get into.
I really enjoyed this book!
I love Anthony Trollope, he could well rank on the top of not only my favorite Victorian authors but authors in general, but this one, not his best. Apparently Trollope wrote this anonymously to see if it would sell without his name attached and commentators have said his disguise was worthless, tha
Nina Balatka is the story of a beautiful young Christian girl in 19th century Prague who is beset with two great troubles. First is her economic situation, having been plunged into poverty after her father’s industry failed him and he became ill unto death. The second, portrayed as the greater troub