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One of Our Conquerors

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  • George Meredith, detail of an oil painting by G.F. Watts, 1893; in the National Portrait Gallery, London.
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    / Mature works. of George Meredith

    One of Our Conquerors (1891) is probably the most difficult of his novels because of the indirect and cryptic style, metaphor, and long passages of interior monologue. Lord Ormont and His Aminta (1894), unlike its predecessor, was praised for the brilliancy and clarity of its…

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    One of Our Conquerors (1891) is probably the most difficult of his novels because of the indirect and cryptic style, metaphor, and long passages of interior monologue. Lord Ormont and His Aminta (1894), unlike its predecessor, was praised for the brilliancy and clarity of its…

    Read More