Cousin Henry by Anthony Trollope
Cousin Henry is a novel by Anthony Trollope that follows the life of its titular character, Henry Devenish, a young man who inherits a large fortune from his uncle. The story explores themes of family dynamics, social class, and personal identity as Henry navigates his newfound wealth and status.
By Anthony Trollope · First published 1879 · Genre: Classic Fiction, Victorian Literature, Legal Drama · 24 chapters
Contents
- CHAPTER I: Uncle Indefer
- CHAPTER II: Isabel Brodrick
- CHAPTER III: Cousin Henry
- CHAPTER IV: The Squire's Death
- CHAPTER V: Preparing for the Funeral
- Apjohn's Explanation
- CHAPTER VII: Looking for the Will
- CHAPTER VIII: The Reading of the Will
- CHAPTER IX: Alone at Llanfeare
- CHAPTER X: Cousin Henry Dreams a Dream
- CHAPTER XI: Isabel at Hereford
- Owen
- CHAPTER XIII: The Carmarthen Herald
- CHAPTER XIV: An Action for Libel
- CHAPTER XV: Cousin Henry Makes Another Attempt
- CHAPTER XVI: Again at Hereford
- Cheekey
- CHAPTER XVIII: Cousin Henry Goes to Carmarthen
- Apjohn Sends for Assistance
- CHAPTER XX: Doubts
- Apjohn's Success
- CHAPTER XXII: How Cousin Henry Was Let Off Easily
- CHAPTER XXIII: Isabel's Petition
- CHAPTER XXIV: Conclusion
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