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Barry Lyndon
Book • 1967
'Barry Lyndon' is a picaresque novel that follows the life of Redmond Barry, an Irish rogue who rises through society by means of deceit and manipulation.
The story recounts Barry's adventures as he navigates the social hierarchy of 18th-century Europe, engaging in gambling, duels, and strategic marriages to advance his position.
His ambition and lack of moral scruples lead him to acquire wealth and status, but ultimately result in his downfall.
The novel is a satirical commentary on the superficiality and corruption of high society, as well as a study of the consequences of unchecked ambition.
The story recounts Barry's adventures as he navigates the social hierarchy of 18th-century Europe, engaging in gambling, duels, and strategic marriages to advance his position.
His ambition and lack of moral scruples lead him to acquire wealth and status, but ultimately result in his downfall.
The novel is a satirical commentary on the superficiality and corruption of high society, as well as a study of the consequences of unchecked ambition.
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