In his last major work, Trollope explores the conflict between law and justice through the figure of Mr. Scarborough, the dying squire. Scarborough attempts to outwit the hated law of entail by "testing" his two sons, to see which of them deserves to inherit his estate.
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In his last major work, Trollope explores the conflict between law and justice through the figure of Mr. Scarborough, the dying squire. Scarborough attempts to outwit the hated law of entail by "testing" his two sons, to see which of them deserves to inherit his estate.
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