The Forsyte Saga (1984) - Folio Society edition

The Forsyte Saga (1984)

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The Forsyte Saga (1984) - Folio Society edition
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Literature

The Forsyte Saga (1984)

John Galsworthy

Edition year 1984
Illustrator Anthony Gross
Volumes 3
Weight 3 Kg
Pages Vol. 1: 406; Vol. 2: 310; Vol. 3: 268
Dimensions 24.1 × 17.1 cm

Edition details

The Forsyte Saga, by John Galsworthy (3v.) Drawings by Anthony Gross. Vol.1 The Man of Property, 5 leaves of colour plates, 406pp. Vol.2 In Chancery, 4 leaves of colour plates, 310pp. Vol.3 To Let, 3 leaves of colour plates, 268pp. Quarter orange canvas, cream paper boards patterned in a different colour for each volume. Cream endleaves decorated in the same colour as the boards. Blue and cream three-volume slipcase patterned in blue. 24.1x17.1cm

About the book

John Galsworthy's The Forsyte Saga chronicles the fortunes of an upper-middle-class English family across several generations, beginning in the prosperous world of late Victorian Britain. At its centre is Soames Forsyte, a successful solicitor whose possessive attitude toward his wife Irene becomes one of the defining conflicts of the series. Through marriages, property disputes, family rivalries and changing social values, Galsworthy traces the gradual transformation of British society from Victorian certainty toward the uncertainties of the twentieth century. The saga is both an intimate family drama and a broad exploration of wealth, class, ownership, love and social change.

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