The Young Duke

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Set against a backdrop of moral dilemmas, this novel explores the life of a young duke navigating the complexities of society and personal ethics. Written by future Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, it combines themes of ambition and social critique. Although it achieved moderate success, Disraeli later distanced himself from the work, viewing it as a hindrance to his political aspirations. The narrative reflects his early literary style and the societal issues of his time.