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	Orley Farm (novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Orley Farm is a novel by Anthony Trollope, first published in Harper's New Monthly Magazine in 1861.
		The novel deals with a court case emanating from problems relating to the will of Sir Joseph Mason, in which the question is asked whether Mason's widow forged her husband's signature bequeathing the title of Orley Farm to her son, Lucius.
		Subtly, the reader is brought round to the perspective that Lady Mason may after all have committed the forgery.
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	Orley Farm School
		Orley Farm School was founded in September 1850 by Mr Edward Ridley Hastings, known to generations of boys as "Teddy".
		During the 1950s, Orley Farm continued to expand and more space was required, so a house across South Hill Avenue, "Oakmead", was added to the facilities.
		The Orley Farm School of 2005 is a very different place from the small room where it began in 1850, but without the vision of Edward Ridley Hastings, the patronage of Samuel Gardner and the dedicated support of generations of staff, parents and pupils none of it would exist today.
	www.orleyfarm.harrow.sch.uk /history.php (1135 words)

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		When Lucius discovers what his mother has done, even though she is acquitted at the trial that follows, he gives up the property to his older brother, who was the original heir.
		Orley Farm itself is modeled after Trollope's boyhood home in Harrow.
		This novel is notable not only for its subtle characterizations and its humor, but for Trollope's deft handling of the complex legal wranglings that are central to the story.
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		Yet he thought that the plot for Orley Farm 'was probably the best I had ever made' -- a judgement with which his public agreed.
		A display of unwise high-handedness by her spoiled son Lucius angers a tenant of the Orley Farm estate unnecessarily, and triggers off a fresh investigation.
		Gradually, the reader is brought to suspect that Lady Mason might, after all, have been guilty: that she might just possibly have forged the codicil which bequeathed Orley Farm to her son: and she may be in growing danger of being put on trial again not just for forgery but for perjury as well.
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	Anthony Trollope: An Autobiography. Castle Richmond; Brown, Jones, and Robinson; North America; Orley Farm 9/23
		Orley Farm is probably the best I have ever made; but it has the fault of declaring itself, and thus coming to an end too early in the book.
		Orley Farm has unravelled itself—and this she does in the middle of the tale.
		Orley Farm;—and am especially fond of its illustrations by Millais, which are the best I have seen in any novel in any language.
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	Annotated Illustrations of Trollope's Fiction 1
		This is a successful depiction of young woman profoundly absorbed in the reading of a letter; her face is wholly in shadow yet alive with alertness; the room is detailed, poor yet respectable.
		In Orley Farm, Millais represents such scenes through detailed darkened landscapes which use fl lines against a white groundwork so that the whole surface of the picture seems alive with feeling and a mellowed suggestiveness (see, for example, 'Lucius Mason, as he leaned on the Gate that was no longer his own', facing p.
		Trollope's novels are crowded with scenes in which a figure is preoccupied with writing or reading a letter or book, gazing out to contemplate a landscape or more citified scene, or looking inward at some inner and often deeply-troubling series of memories.
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	Trollope -The Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This is a novel about the death of the heart: perhaps the closest Anthony Trollope ever came to genuine tragedy.
		Trollope wrote that, with this particular novel, he had in mind 'the telling of some pathetic incident in life', and Sir Harry Hotspur is a tragedy told in miniature.
		This interesting novel, written on board ship in the two months it took The Great Britain to travel from Liverpool to Sydney, is another shrewd study of the nature of the power of obsession.
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	Orley Farm (Oxford World's Classics) Review and price
		One of the great novels of 19th Century fiction, with characters you will learn to appreciate and understand; not the kind of sensationalist fiction of Collins or Dickens, but a real probing into morality, responsibility and compassion.
		There is a scarcity of dialogue in Orley Farm, but the detailed explanations of the emotions, surroundings, and background of each character offers so much more than dialogue ever could.
		Anthony Trollope's Orley Farm is by far the best fictionalized trial drama that I have ever read.
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	Anthony Trollope by H S Davies
		Many of the novels, however, with the Autobiography, are published in the World's Classics series by the same publishers, and for most purposes this can be regarded as the standard, if not complete, edition.
		Barsetshire Novel —with an introduction by A. Cockshut, 1955.
		THE POLITICAL NOVEL: ITS DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA, by M. Speare; New York (1924) —some interesting points are made about Trollope's treatment of politics, but the author is prevented from doing justice to him by his admiration of Disraeli, whom Trollope disliked both as a Politician and as a novelist.
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		Orley Farm is Trollope at his most penetrating—weighing and balancing individual hearts against English custom.
		Orley Farm is Trollope at his best (as good as the Barsetshire series), which means some of the best characterizations in the English language.
		Orley Farm is Trollope at his most profound, and his most entertaining.
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	Amazon.com: Books: Phineas Redux (Oxford World's Classics (Paperback)) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In the first novel he was wounded by a jealous rival; in this one he is fired at by another and has his name scandalized in a newspaper.
		The high point of the novel is his trial for the murder of a political enemy.
		At the end of the novel, Phineas is still Phineas, but he is a much wiser and sadly disillusioned man. However, he receives the reward of a splendid mate, a woman who is truly worthy of him and whom he now has matured enough to appreciate.
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		It's a Victorian novel in which all the characters are dragons.
		I complained that the fantasy novel didn't really understand dragons, and he misheard and thought that I meant that Trollope didn't.
		I saw the dragons as a way of writing a Victorian novel that would say something about the Victorians from a perspective they didn't have, but which would also be a Victorian novel.
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		It has been a whopper of a tough week, with fieldwork, all my cooking for other people, barely staying ahead of the students, meetings, etc. What I would like to do is take a shower, crawl into bed, and read a book for a couple hours.
		Maybe finish "Orley Farm", the Trollope novel I've been working on for a long long time.
		I'd love to sit down in my big chair and knit, or curl up in bed with the aforementioned big thick Trollope novel, or put my quilt in my new hoop and quilt away, or clean house.
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	Chapter Introduction of The Warden by Anthony Trollope
		The novel was at once hailed by a few select critics.
		The Warden was the first of the six Barsetshire novels, which represent, together with three or four other books, including The Three Clerks and Orley Farm, that part of Trollope’s work which is most likely to endure.
		Two novels, The Land Leaguers and An Old Man’s Love, were published posthumously, as well as an Autobiography written 1875–6.
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	An Autobiography, by Anthony Trollope (chapter9)
		The plot of Orley Farm is probably the best I have ever made; but it has the fault of declaring itself, and thus coming to an end too early in the book.
		When Lady Mason tells her ancient lover that she did forge the will, the plot of Orley Farm has unravelled itself;—and this she does in the middle of the tale.
		I am fond of Orley Farm;—and am especially fond of its illustrations by Millais, which are the best I have seen in any novel in any language.
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	Fiction and the Law - Cambridge University Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Dolin’s comprehensive study argues that this cultural power is attributable in part to the novel’s critical engagement with the law.
		His study draws on legal and literary theory to trace this important convergence of disciplines in a series of canonical Victorian and Modernist texts.
		Representation, inheritance and Anti-Reformism, in the ‘legal novel’: Orley Farm; 6.
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	Orley Farm And The Celtic Art Source Book
		Trollope`s immodest (but probably correct) judgment was that this is the best I have written....I do not know that there is a dull page in the book.
		This story of the consequences of a mother`s excessive love centers on young Lucius Mason, whose mother forged a codicil to her husband`s will so that Lucius would inherit Orley Farm.
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		A novel which forms part of a complete set of Anthony Trollope's 48 novels.
		The author is a 19th-century novelist and each of the 48 novels includes a specially commissioned introduction by an internationally known figure from the academic, literary or political world.
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	Orley Farm by Anthony Trollope (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Great Orley Farm Case arose out of certain irregularities—and ensuing complications—in the will of Sir Joseph Mason.
		Did Lady Mason forge her husband’s signature to the codicil bequeathing the farm to her son?
		Orley Farm is Trollope at his most penetrating --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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	Annotated Illustrations of Trollope's Fiction 1
		My comment: it's too elegant, the emphasis is on the luxury of the room's accoutrements and gentlemanliness of the figures.
		My comment: Another scene which is expressive of mood and conversations that go on between Felix Graham and Augustus Staveley without there being an exacting detailed depiction of just this arrangement of figures in a landscape in the text.
		First of the series of Lady Mason's ordeal at court and at the Cleeve, all of which are wholly successful and have been reprinted and/or comment on in various books on Trollope and book illustration the Victorian period.
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	Anthony Trollope's Works (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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