The Debutante and Mortayne tale in Gore’s book noted
A long review of Mrs Gore's novel exposes a moral critique of a doomed match between Eleanor and Lord Mortayne. The narrator praises genuine traits in Lord Mortayne while condemning the unfit union and the novel’s Greek tragedy echoes. An anecdote about Voltaire and Gibbon is retold amid literary notices and public figures.
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