He Knew He Was Right

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Victorian feminism was a significant issue in the 19th century, and during the height of the debates that ensued is precisely when Anthony Trollope came out with this addictive little gem. A novel that offers plenty of helpful psychological insight and essentially strips the ego down to nothing when analyzing the various points made by each of the characters, He Knew He Was Right is a long, some what complex,and highly insightful story that gets to the heart of the issue of conformity vs. rebelling against authority in the British society of the time.

The book is quite entertaining,and not without a good dose of irony against virtually everyone of the presented characters,as well as their views and arguments.Presenting it at an opportune time during the struggle that women were facing when it comes totheir place in society and their rights when it came to the role they played in married life,the book brought some excellent points regarding core issues that have previously been ignored.

In terms of its entertainment value,it’s worth mentioning that Trollope was a master at making his stories interesting and insightful. Somehow,he always managed to portray ideas that would have taken psychologists perhaps thousands of tedious hours to explain, with in a few simple events in one of his stories. He Knew He Was Right is a book through which Trollope masterfully exemplifies his skill and offers vital information that inspired Victorian feminists to become more empowered.

To 21st century readers,He Knew He Was Right offers a clear window to the past, portraying a precise picture of the state of things during the Victorian Era, particularly with regards to people’s beliefs and political understanding, but also in terms of Britain’s cultural richness and potential.
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