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In the final volume of the trilogy, "Harry Joscelyn" continues the story of the eponymous protagonist and the intricate web of relationships and social dynamics surrounding him. The novel delves into themes of personal integrity, social status, and the complexities of human relationships, as Harry navigates the challenges and opportunities presented to him.Oliphant's work is praised for its nuanced portrayal of Victorian society and its well-developed characters. The trilogy as a whole is a testament to Oliphant's skill in creating rich, engaging narratives that reflect the social realities of her time.