Trollope Trending: Why He's Still the Novelist of the Way We Live Now
by Adam Gopnik
The New Yorker (4 May 2015) pp 28-32
One of several notable quotes:
Trollope
sees that the agents of reform are often ugly, that the beneficiaries of corruption
are often graceful, that the effects of reform are often dubious, but that
reform in a liberal society is nonetheless as inevitable as the standardization
of measurement.
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