Trollope Anthony: 515 books

In Dr.Thorne, the third of the six Barchester novels, Trollope moves outside the cathedral close to follow the fortunes of Dr Thorne, an upright and principled country doctor, and his niece Mary. She falls in love with Frank Gresham, heir to the heavily mortgaged Greshambury estate, but he is constrained in his choices by the need to marry well so that he can restore the family fortunes.

Framley Parsonage is the fourth of Trollope's six Barsetshire novels and is a splendid mixture of clerical, political and amorous intrigue. It reintroduces the frightful Mrs Proudie as well as other familiar friends from the earlier books, and the reader meets for the first time the Parson of Framley,...

A level 6 Oxford Bookworms Library graded reader. This version includes an audio book: listen to the story as you read. Retold for Learners of English by Clare West. Mrs Proudie, the warlike wife of the new Bishop of Barchester, brings the Reverend Slope into the Bishop's Palace to help dominate her...

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This 1859 travelogue is based on Trollope's 1858 journey to Jamaica and the Caribbean on government business.  Along the way, he recorded his impressions of the places and people he encountered.  While its racial attitudes are very much of its time, they are, at least, of historical interest, and his character sketches are, as one would expect, both amusing and insightful.

*Roman traduit de l’anglais, préfacé et annoté *par Alain Jumeau   Le révérend Mark Robarts, qui occupe la cure de Framley, dans le Barset, et Ludovic Lufton, lord et futur maître du manoir de Framley, sont amis d’enfance. La mère de Ludovic, Lady Lufton, qui tient à affirmer...

 Chronicles of Barsetshire Series Set in the fictitious cathedral town of Barchester this series follows the dealings of the clergy and the politics behind the scenes.   1 - The Warden 2 - Barchester Towers 3 - Doctor Thorne 4 - Framley Parsonage...

Margaret Mackenzie, a spinster in her thirties, receives a large inheritance upon her brother's death. But the money comes with unlooked-for responsibilities—especially a rash of unwelcome suitors. Miss Mackenzie, whom Trollope described as "a very unattractive old maid" nevertheless has more to recommend her than her newfound wealth.

Un amour de jeunesse évoque diverses passions : l’amour des deux jeunes gens, Adolphe Bauche et Marie Clavert, l’orpheline recueillie par la mère du jeune homme ; la colère et l’indignation de madame Bauche, prête à tout pour empêcher son héritier de convoler avec une jeune fille pleine...

Nouvelle écrite en 1859 et située au Puy-en-Velay, elle relate les amours tumultueuses de deux amants d’un certain âge. Trollope avait par la force des choses beaucoup voyagé en Europe dans sa jeunesse, ses parents ayant dû s’exiler à Bruxelles pour fuir leurs créditeurs, et il parlait...

Placido, solido, necessario, quasi lento come il tempo che trascorre le sue città e i suoi ambienti realissimi e inventati, e si riempie di decine di protagonisti realissimi e singolari: è difficile immaginare un'essenza di scrittore più vittoriana di quella di Trollope. «Le Torri di Barchester» è il secondo romanzo dei sei che formano il ciclo delle «Cronache del Barsetshire».

Roman traduit de l’anglais par : Alain Jumeau Les Enfants du duc est le sixième et dernier roman du cycle des « Palliser Novels », dont les cinq premiers sont parus chez Albin Michel. Le héros récurrent en est Plantagenet Palliser et le cadre principal en est Londres et Westminster, avec d’âpres...

*** Original and Unabridged Content. Made available by GOLDEN CLASSIC PRESS*** Synopsis: The thirty-five year-old (hence utterly over-the-hill) Miss Margaret Mackenzie, having devoted her life to others, suddenly finds herself with no one to care for, and in possession of a moderate...

This early (1859) novel, one of the author’s more raw works, is based on Trollope’s own travel and observations. Postponing the banking career his uncle is foisting on him, George Bertram journeys to the Middle East, where he reunites with his distant father, and plunges into a wayward romance.