Kept in the Dark is one of his novels in which Trollope is closest to his admired Thackeray, a sharp comedy of manners, specifically late-Victorian ideas and practices of courtship and marriage.
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Anthony Trollope
Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 2 344 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 1974–2026, suosituimpiin kuuluu Autobiography Of Anthony Trollope. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
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Framley Parsonage is the fourth of the Barchester Chronicles sequence of novels which are considered among Trollope's greatest works.
The Belton Estate appears a conventional enough story of romantic decision between social standing and worth of character. Its subplot concerning a divorced woman, however, shows Trollope's progressive tolerance of unconventional social behaviour.
An Eye for an Eye is a grimly realistic yet Gothic-tinged study of social divisions - of class, church and generation. Aaron Trow, also Gothic-tinged, is a disturbingly stark short story.
Doctor Thorne carries the Barchester Chronicles sequence of novels away from the Church, where the earlier volumes had been set, and towards social commentary and even comedy of manners.
Doctor Thorne carries the Barchester Chronicles sequence of novels away from the Church, where the earlier volumes had been set, and towards social commentary and even comedy of manners.
Can You Forgive Her? is the first of the Palliser sequence of politically-oriented novels which are counted among Trollope's greatest works.
Can You Forgive Her? is the first of the Palliser sequence of politically-oriented novels which are counted among Trollope's greatest works.
The Last Chronicle of Barset concludes the Barchester chronicles, which form both Trollope's best-known and most popular work and one of the earliest linked novel-series in English.
Harry Heathcote of Gangoil and George Walker at Suez
Anthony Trollope
CSP Classic Texts
2009
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Harry Heathcote depicts the struggles of a young Australian sheep-farmer establishing himself. Based on the experiences of Trollope's younger brother, the novel works within the Christmas book conventions established by Dickens in the 1840s. George Walker at Suez is a short story, one of the sub-genre of Victorian writings that reacted against the vogue for travel literature by taking irreverent stances on standard itinerary destinations.
The American Senator is one of Trollope's major mature novels, one of the first British novels to deal seriously with the political life of the United States.
The American Senator is one of Trollope's major mature novels, one of the first British novels to deal seriously with the political life of the United States.
The American Senator is one of Trollope's major mature novels, one of the first British novels to deal seriously with the political life of the United States.
North America is a highly valuable historical document, an assessment of the fractured United States written in the middle of the Civil War and based on first-hand rather than academic research.
North America is a highly valuable historical document, an assessment of the fractured United States written in the middle of the Civil War and based on first-hand rather than academic research.
The Last Chronicle of Barset concludes the Barchester chronicles, which form both Trollope's best-known and most popular work and one of the earliest linked novel-series in English.
The Kellys and the O'Kellys is Trollope's second novel, drawing on his first-hand experience travelling and working in Ireland.