
Miss Mackenzie
Published in 1865, 'Miss Mackenzie' by Anthony Trollope follows the life of thirty-five-year-old Margaret Mackenzie, who inherits a moderate fortune after dedicating her life to caring for her brother. With newfound wealth, she becomes a target for fortune-hunters and must navigate societal expectations regarding marriage and class. The novel critiques sexism and classism while exploring themes of self-discovery as Miss Mackenzie learns to assert her desires and reject unsuitable suitors. Trollope's sharp social commentary and character development make this work notable in his literary canon.




























