Phineas Redux
"Phineas Redux" by Anthony Trollope is a novel published between 1873 and 1874. After his wife's death, Phineas Finn returns to British politics, risking his secure position for another chance at Parliament. When a political rival who questioned his loyalty is murdered, circumstantial evidence points directly at Finn. As he faces trial in a sensational case that grips the public, his freedom and future hang in the balance. This fourth installment of the Palliser series explores ambition, scandal, and justice in Victorian political life.
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