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The Claverings | Anthony Trollope

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The Claverings was written in the year 1867 by Anthony Trollope. This book is one of the most popular novels of Anthony Trollope, and has been translated into several other languages around the world. This book is published by Booklassic which brings young readers closer to classic literature globally.

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Leftcoastzen

The Claverings | Anthony Trollope

Treasure from a local friends of the library store! Yay!

RealBooks4ever I love our local FOL store! 📚📚📚💜 5y

batsy Aaah those Christie editions!! 5y

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Litsi

The Claverings | Anthony Trollope

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This novel is about as good as its title.
#litsyclassics

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The Claverings | Anthony Trollope

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A wonderful choice for a good old Victorian novel. Great setting, interesting relationships and an unexpected ending left me full satisfied. Great "hero" as Trollope calls him, is maybe a bit of a putz, but good read for sure, especially if you like a good Victorian novel!

Litsi IMHO there are far better Trollopes. The Way We Live Now and Orley Farm. 6y

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