Series: Chronicles Of Barsetshire
by Author Anthony Trollope
The Last Chronicle of Barset (2002)
The Last Chronicle of Barset , last and longest of the Barsetshire Chronicles, is tied together by the central mystery of whether or not Josiah Crawley, curate of Hogglestock, stole a check. One way or another, all of the characters from previous novels become involved in the affair. It also pick...
The Small House at Allington (1991)
Ah, me. This is a most lovely series for lovers of English pastoral life and students of human nature. I'm almost done with "The Last Chronicle of Barset" (the sixth and final of the series), just haven't had time to put in a review of this one, the fifth, yet. This book was the first in the seri...
Framley Parsonage (2006)
First of all, I will start by recommending this book. This is the 4th book in a series that I’ve enjoyed thoroughly thus far.The first three books are:* The Warden*Barchesters Towers* Doctor ThorneI think you could probably read the books out of order, I don’t know that I recommend it. Miss Dunst...
The Warden (1998)
There was a time when I devoured many, many Trollope novels, I loved them. The famous Barchester chronicles are maybe his best known, understandably so for they are brilliant. The Warden is the first of those chronicles, and a novel I had remembered well. I am pleased to say therefore I still lov...
Barchester Towers (2006)
Barchester Towers is the second of the famous Barchester Chronicles. It is I think a favourite with many Trollope fans – as it reacquaints the reader with Mr Harding and his daughter Eleanor who we first met in The Warden, and proceeds to introduce a whole host of memorable characters. The first ...