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Lady Anna

In the rugged hills of Cumberland, Countess Josephine Murray endures a brutal marriage to the disreputable Earl Lovel, a union that leaves her daughter, Lady Anna, shrouded in doubt over her very legitimacy. When the Earl dies and his estate passes to a distant nephew, Anna faces a stark choice: accept a financially secure marriage to her cousin Frederick Lovel, the heir to the title her mother fights to reclaim, or follow her heart toward Daniel Thwaite, a young radical tailor whose love offers freedom but no fortune. Trollope weaves a vivid portrait of Victorian society—its rigid class structures, political ferment, and the relentless pressure on women to sacrifice desire for duty—while Anna wrestles with love, honor, and the haunting legacy of her mother's ambition.

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