He Knew He Was Right

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He Knew He Was Right is a Victorian novel by Anthony Trollope that explores marital jealousy, social convention, and the psychological unraveling of its protagonist.

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instanceOf Victorian novel
novel
adaptationFormat television serial
adaptedBy BBC
author Anthony Trollope
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
depicts breakdown of a marriage
legal disputes over child custody
examines female autonomy
male pride
the limits of reason
explores Victorian social norms
gender roles
marital conflict
mental instability
firstPublicationFormat serialisation
firstPublishedIn 1868
genre domestic fiction
psychological novel
social novel
hasAdaptation He Knew He Was Right (2004 TV series)
hasIllustrationsBy Marcus Stone
Samuel Luke Fildes
hasSubplot romance of Hugh Stanbury and Dorothy Stanbury
romance of Nora Rowley and Hugh Stanbury
laterPublicationFormat three-volume edition
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement realism
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
mainCharacter Colonel Osborne
Dorothy Stanbury
Emily Trevelyan
Hugh Stanbury
Louis Trevelyan
Nora Rowley
Priscilla Stanbury
mainTheme marital jealousy
psychological unraveling
social convention
narrativePerspective third-person narration
originalLanguage English
placeInAuthorOeuvre late work of Anthony Trollope
protagonist Louis Trevelyan
publicationYear 1869
publisher Strahan & Co.
settingPeriod 19th century
timeToWrite about two years

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Anthony Trollope notableWork He Knew He Was Right