The Three Brothers, published in 1870 by Mrs. Oliphant, is a novel that explores the lives of Mr. Renton's three sons following their father's unexpected death and the implications of his altered will. Each son—Ben, Laurie, and Frank—faces unique challenges as they navigate their reduced circumstances, limited to £200 per year for seven years while waiting for their inheritance. The story delves into their family dynamics, personal struggles, and romantic entanglements, highlighting the impact of their father's distant relationship with them and the consequences of his decisions.
