Anthony Trollope Books

A financial speculator exposes greed, status anxiety, marriage bargaining, and corruption in Victorian society.

Trollope’s comic cathedral-town novel of church politics, ambition, courtship, and social maneuvering.

A Palliser novel built around jewels, legal claims, social ambition, and moral slipperiness.

The first Barsetshire novel, centered on conscience, charity, reform, journalism, and church income.

Trollope’s parliamentary novel follows Phineas Finn through ambition, reform politics, society, love, and moral compromise.

The opening Palliser novel, rich in courtship, politics, money, and difficult choices.

A Barsetshire novel of clergy, ambition, debt, politics, marriage, social pressure, and Trollope’s realist comedy.

A Barsetshire novel of courtship, loyalty, ambition, family pressure, social position, and moral patience.

A major Victorian novel of marriage, jealousy, social pressure, and moral self-deception.

A classic English-language work about politics, reputation, marriage and public duty.

A country clergyman accused of theft becomes the center of a moral crisis involving conscience, reputation, poverty, and the judgment of a close-knit society.

A political and legal novel of ambition, reputation, parliamentary power, romance, and a dangerous accusation.

A country-house comedy and social novel about marriage, land, reform, class, and the shock of an outsider’s judgment.

Three young men enter office life, where friendship, romance, ambition, and money collide.

A late Palliser novel about a widowed duke, his headstrong children, marriage choices, and the changing values of Victorian society.