Talk:Orley Farm (novel)

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This looks suspiciously lik an introduction to Trollope's Orley Farm

[edit] Anti-semitism

Trollope's unflattering Jewish characters, both here and in other novels (e.g. Emilius in The Eustace Diamonds), do show a marked anti-semitism on his part, typical of his time. However, the portrayal of barristers as unscrupulous hardly constitutes strong evidence. Clarityfiend 04:15, 5 June 2006 (UTC)