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Phineas Finn

Anthony Trollope

Form
Form Novel
Year
Year 1869
Pages
Pages 720

A penniless young Irishman wins an English seat, rises to junior office on charm and luck, then resigns it to vote for Irish tenant right against his own party, and goes home to marry the girl who waited and take a small government post.

There is nothing on earth that I’m so much afraid of in a young member of Parliament as convictions.
Phineas Finn, Anthony Trollope

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