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* ''Literature/TheMacdermotsOfBallycloran'' (completed in 1845, published in 1847)
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!!Trollope's novels[[note]]not including his short stories, non-fiction essays, autobiography, two biographies, five travel books...[[/note]]:
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!!Trollope's most important books are:
* Literature/TheChroniclesOfBarsetshire aka The Barchester Series
** ''The Warden''
** ''Barchester Towers''
** ''Doctor Thorne''
** ''Framley Parsonage''
** ''The Small House at Allington''
** ''The Last Chronicle of Barset''
* The Literature/{{Palliser}} Series
** ''Can You Forgive Her?''
** ''Phineas Finn''
** ''The Eustace Diamonds''
** ''Phineas Redux''
** ''The Prime Minister''
** ''The Duke's Children''
* Others
** ''He Knew He Was Right''
** ''Is He Popenjoy?''
** ''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow''
** ''Orley Farm''
** ''Autobiography''
** ''Literature/TheKellysAndTheOKellys''
** ''Literature/LaVendee''
----
!!Works by Anthony Trollope with their own pages:
[[index]]
* Literature/TheChroniclesOfBarsetshire aka The Barchester Series
** ''The Warden''
** ''Barchester Towers''
** ''Doctor Thorne''
** ''Framley Parsonage''
** ''The Small House at Allington''
** ''The Last Chronicle of Barset''
* The Literature/{{Palliser}} Series
** ''Can You Forgive Her?''
** ''Phineas Finn''
** ''The Eustace Diamonds''
** ''Phineas Redux''
** ''The Prime Minister''
** ''The Duke's Children''
* Others
** ''He Knew He Was Right''
** ''Is He Popenjoy?''
** ''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow''
** ''Orley Farm''
** ''Autobiography''
** ''Literature/TheKellysAndTheOKellys''
** ''Literature/LaVendee''
----
!!Works by Anthony Trollope with their own pages:
[[index]]
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!!Trollope's most important books are:
novels[[note]]not including his short stories, non-fiction essays, autobiography, two biographies, five travel books...[[/note]]:
[[/index]]
*Literature/TheChroniclesOfBarsetshire aka The Barchester Series
**''The Warden''
** ''Barchester Towers''
** ''Doctor Thorne''
** ''Framley Parsonage''
** ''The Small House at Allington''
** ''The Last ChronicleMacdermots of Barset''
Ballycloran'' (completed in 1845, published in 1847)
*The Literature/{{Palliser}} Series
** ''Can You Forgive Her?''
** ''Phineas Finn''
** ''The Eustace Diamonds''
** ''Phineas Redux''
** ''The Prime Minister''
** ''The Duke's Children''
''Literature/TheKellysAndTheOKellys'' (1848)
*Others
** ''He Knew He Was Right''
** ''Is He Popenjoy?''
** ''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow''
** ''Orley Farm''
** ''Autobiography''
** ''Literature/TheKellysAndTheOKellys''
** ''Literature/LaVendee''
----
!!Works by Anthony Trollope with their own pages:
[[index]]''Literature/LaVendee: An Historical Romance'' (1850)
[[/index]]
*
**
** ''Barchester Towers''
** ''Doctor Thorne''
** ''Framley Parsonage''
** ''The Small House at Allington''
** ''The Last Chronicle
*
** ''Can You Forgive Her?''
** ''Phineas Finn''
** ''The Eustace Diamonds''
** ''Phineas Redux''
** ''The Prime Minister''
** ''The Duke's Children''
*
** ''He Knew He Was Right''
** ''Is He Popenjoy?''
** ''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow''
** ''Orley Farm''
** ''Autobiography''
** ''Literature/TheKellysAndTheOKellys''
** ''Literature/LaVendee''
----
!!Works by Anthony Trollope with their own pages:
[[index]]
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* ''Literature/LaVendee''
* ''Literature/{{Palliser}}'' series
* ''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow''
* ''Literature/LaVendee''
* ''Literature/{{Palliser}}'' series
* ''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow''
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** ''The Warden'' (1855)
** ''Barchester Chronicles'' (1857)
** ''Doctor Thorne'' (1858)
** ''Framley Parsonage'' (1861)
** ''The Small House at Allington'' (1864)
** ''The Last Chronicle of Barset'' (1867)
*''Literature/TheKellysAndTheOKellys''
''The Three Clerks'' (1858)
*''Literature/LaVendee''
''The Bertrams'' (1859)
* ''Castle Richmond'' (1860)
* ''Orley Farm'' (1862)
* ''The Struggles of Brown, Jones & Robinson'' (1862)
* ''Rachel Ray'' (1863)
* The ''Literature/{{Palliser}}'' series
** ''Can You Forgive Her?'' (1865)
** ''Phineas Finn'' (1869)
** ''The Eustace Diamonds'' (1873)
** ''Phineas Redux'' (1874)
** ''The Prime Minister'' (1876)
** ''The Duke's Children'' (1880)
*''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow''''Miss Mackenzie'' (1865)
* ''The Belton Estate'' (1866)
* ''The Claverings'' (1867)
* ''Nina Balatka'' (1867)
* ''Linda Tressel'' (1868)
* ''He Knew He Was Right'' (1869)
* ''The Vicar of Bullhampton'' (1870)
* ''Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite'' (1871)
* ''Ralph the Heir'' (1871)
* ''The Golden Lion of Granpère'' (1872)
* ''Harry Heathcote of Gangoil'' (1874)
* ''Lady Anna'' (1874)
* ''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow'' (1875)
* ''The American Senator'' (1877)
* ''Is He Popenjoy?'' (1878)
* ''John Caldigate'' (1879)
* ''An Eye for an Eye'' (1879)
* ''Cousin Henry'' (1879)
* ''Ayala's Angel'' (1881)
* ''Doctor Wortle's School'' (1881)
* ''The Fixed Period'' (1882)
* ''Kept in the Dark'' )1882)
* ''Marion Fay'' (1882)
* ''Mr. Scarborough's Family'' (1883, published posthumously)
* ''The Landleaguers'' (1883, unfinished, published posthumously)
* ''An Old Man's Love'' (1884, published posthumously)
** ''Barchester Chronicles'' (1857)
** ''Doctor Thorne'' (1858)
** ''Framley Parsonage'' (1861)
** ''The Small House at Allington'' (1864)
** ''The Last Chronicle of Barset'' (1867)
*
*
* ''Castle Richmond'' (1860)
* ''Orley Farm'' (1862)
* ''The Struggles of Brown, Jones & Robinson'' (1862)
* ''Rachel Ray'' (1863)
* The ''Literature/{{Palliser}}'' series
** ''Can You Forgive Her?'' (1865)
** ''Phineas Finn'' (1869)
** ''The Eustace Diamonds'' (1873)
** ''Phineas Redux'' (1874)
** ''The Prime Minister'' (1876)
** ''The Duke's Children'' (1880)
*
* ''The Belton Estate'' (1866)
* ''The Claverings'' (1867)
* ''Nina Balatka'' (1867)
* ''Linda Tressel'' (1868)
* ''He Knew He Was Right'' (1869)
* ''The Vicar of Bullhampton'' (1870)
* ''Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite'' (1871)
* ''Ralph the Heir'' (1871)
* ''The Golden Lion of Granpère'' (1872)
* ''Harry Heathcote of Gangoil'' (1874)
* ''Lady Anna'' (1874)
* ''Literature/TheWayWeLiveNow'' (1875)
* ''The American Senator'' (1877)
* ''Is He Popenjoy?'' (1878)
* ''John Caldigate'' (1879)
* ''An Eye for an Eye'' (1879)
* ''Cousin Henry'' (1879)
* ''Ayala's Angel'' (1881)
* ''Doctor Wortle's School'' (1881)
* ''The Fixed Period'' (1882)
* ''Kept in the Dark'' )1882)
* ''Marion Fay'' (1882)
* ''Mr. Scarborough's Family'' (1883, published posthumously)
* ''The Landleaguers'' (1883, unfinished, published posthumously)
* ''An Old Man's Love'' (1884, published posthumously)
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* CreatorInJoke [=/=] SelfDeprecation: In ''Barchester Towers'', Trollope mentions an author who, "wishing to sustain his interest to the last page, hung his hero at the end of the third volume. The consequence was that no one would read his novel." The author was Trollope himself, and the novel was his debut, ''The Macdermots of Ballycloran''.
* DoorStopper: The best-known novels all come out at seven, eight, or nine hundred pages. In ''On Writing'', Creator/StephenKing refers to ''Can You Forgive Her?'' as ''Can You Finish It?'' Trollope may have been a victim of his own success here. ''An Eye for An Eye'', ''Lady Anna'', and some other shorter works of his were masterpieces, but he became known as a good Doorstopper writer which may have hindered their longevity.
* DoorStopper: The best-known novels all come out at seven, eight, or nine hundred pages. In ''On Writing'', Creator/StephenKing refers to ''Can You Forgive Her?'' as ''Can You Finish It?'' Trollope may have been a victim of his own success here. ''An Eye for An Eye'', ''Lady Anna'', and some other shorter works of his were masterpieces, but he became known as a good Doorstopper writer which may have hindered their longevity.
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