Rex is revealed to have divorced a previous wife in Canada, forcing his marriage to Julia to take place in a Protestant church.
One character in this book is the mistress of a land-owner while the main character's friends at Oxford include Boy Mulcaster and Anthony Blance. Most of the second half is centered around another main character's relationship with Cordelia, the sister of his friend from the first half. Rex is revealed to have divorced a previous wife in Canada, forcing his marriage to Julia to take place in a Protestant church. This work's (*) title residence is owned by the Catholic Marchmain family and the book begins with the section "Nostalgia for a Vanished Past" in which Charles Ryder goes to Oxford and meets Sebastian Flyte. For ten points, name this novel by Evelyn Waugh, titled after Ryder's return to his family estate.
One character in this book is the mistress of a land-owner while the main character's friends at Oxford include Boy Mulcaster and Anthony Blance.
{Brideshead Revisited}