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In the novel "Homestead," John Galsworthy tells a story centered around a large homestead and the family relationships that accompany it. The main characters face personal and social challenges that affect their lives and interactions. Galsworthy carefully designs images of his heroes, showing how social and economic circumstances shape their characters and fates. The novel explores the themes of wealth, power, moral values and their influence on people. The combination of deep psychological analysis and social criticism makes the book a complex and rich work that makes you think about human relationships and social justice.

- By John Galsworthy

- Genre: Social Novel

- Topic: Family relations, social situation, moral dilemmas

- Key aspects: Psychological analysis, social criticism, family conflicts