Vivian Grey by Benjamin Disraeli, Fiction

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The narrative follows an ambitious young aristocrat, capturing the essence of English high society through sharp character sketches of notable figures, albeit lightly disguised. Disraeli, at just twenty-one, presents a vivid portrayal of social and political life, blending his own Byronic duality of poet and man of action. While not a literary masterpiece, the novel offers a compelling glimpse into an intriguing period in English history, showcasing Disraeli's imaginative flair and keen observational skills that resonated with contemporary readers.