CASTLE RACKRENT

CASTLE RACKRENT
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By Maria Edgeworth

ReadHowYouWant, 2006, Paperback

Customer Rating: 2 reviews   Recommend

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Published in 1800, “Castle Rackrent” is regarded as the first family saga and first regional novel in English. It chronicles the lives of four generations of 18th-century Irish landlords, and how their negligent behaviour towards life and money takes them to the edge of bankruptcy and ruin. A stimulating satire!

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Title: CASTLE RACKRENT
Sales Rank: 1475004 in Books
Author: Maria Edgeworth
Publisher: ReadHowYouWant, EasyRead Comfort Edition edition, 2006-11-01, Paperback, 152 pages, ISBN: 142503568X
Package Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.37 inches, 0.62 pounds

Customer Reviews
Unsettling Anglo-Irish Social Satire
Maria Edgeworth's "Castle Rackrent," published in 1800, the year of Irish union with Great Britain, and just two years after the 1798 Irish Rebellion, is supposedly a comic satire intended to show after years of unrest, that the Irish were civil enough to be assimilated into the British Empire. That is a deceptively simple description of a book in conflict with its author…   More reviews
Boring, boring!
This book is simply boring. There are fun things to it, especially if you know your Irish history, but these out-of-date parodies are still not good enough to make it worth reading. Under the narrative of Thady Quirk, which is -- at least to me -- fairly hard to get through, we are taken through the history of a protestant landlord family. If you truly dissect the…   More reviews
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