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The White Monkey

novel by Galsworthy
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The White Monkey is a novel by John Galsworthy published in 1924. It is part of A Modern Comedy, a trilogy that continues the story of the Forsyte family after World War I. The Forsyte family is a fictional upper-middle-class English family known for their attachment to wealth and property, a theme Galsworthy explores in his works, particularly in The Forsyte Saga. Galsworthy, a Nobel Prize winner, often used his novels to examine social issues and ethical dilemmas within English society.

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