“Castle Rackrent” by Maria Edgeworth

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Here are a few facts about “Castle Rackrent”:

Published in 1800, “Castle Rackrent” is considered one of the first Irish novels and a pioneering work of Anglo-Irish literature. The novel tells the story of the fictional Castle Rackrent family through a series of memoirs written by the family’s servant, Thady Quirk. It is known for its satirical portrayal of Irish aristocracy and the social issues of the time, including tenant rights and the relationship between Catholics and Protestants in Ireland.

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Book: Castle Rackrent by Maria Edgeworth, Lyonel Feininger style, , Anglo-Irish literature, novel, Castle Rackrent, family, memoirs, servant, Thady Quirk, Irish aristocracy, satire, tenant rights, Catholic-Protestant relationship, social issues, 1800 publication, pioneering work. HD, sharp focus, stunningly beautiful, hyper-detailed, Tranquil Relaxing Atmosphere, calming style, soothing colors, peaceful, idealic, Tranquil Relaxing Atmosphere

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