The protagonist of this novel becomes enraged when John Johnson treats workers at Mr. Chubb's bar in Sproxton, and incurs popular disfavor for ending his parents' business of selling fake pills.
A comic scene in this novel occurs when Mr. Scales cuts off a single coat-tail from a fellow servant and hurls it as far as he can. Later, a minister returns the papers from that coat-tail in exchange for the chance to hold a debate on the Reformation, but is disappointed when Reverend Theodore Sherlock never shows up. The protagonist of this novel becomes enraged when John Johnson treats workers at Mr. Chubb's bar in Sproxton, and incurs popular disfavor for ending his parents' business of selling fake pills. This novel's legal plot turns on the revelation that Henry Scaddon switched identities in prison with Maurice Christian, making the lead female character the last of the Bycliffes. Its title character is arrested for accidentally killing Tucker during an attempt to prevent the murder of Spratt. After the ? election of Mr. Garstin and Philip Debarry, another character in this novel decides to ruin his lawyer Matthew Jermyn by marrying a daughter of the Dissenting minister Rufus. Set in Treby Magna after the passage of the Great Reform Bill, for 10 points, name this novel in which Esther Lyon returns a family estate to Harold Transome in order to marry the title character, a novel by George Eliot about a political reformer.
A comic scene in this novel occurs when Mr. Scales cuts off a single coat-tail from a fellow servant and hurls it as far as he can.
{Felix Holt}, the {Radical}