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Writings
Trollope's Books and Writings
![]() The Pall Mall Gazette, a London evening newspaper founded by publisher George Smith. Trollope contributed more than 70 articles to the newspaper between 1865 and 1880. | ![]() The Illustrated London News, a weekly periodical that frequently reviewed Trollope's novels. |
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![]() The Bertrams, Ward, Lock yellowback, circa 1881. | ![]() Advertisements in Orley Farm parts issue, Volume 8, 1861. |
![]() The Claverings, early edition. | ![]() Framley Parsonage, title page, German translation, 1864. |
![]() Cousin Henry, volume from Royal Select Library, 1879. | ![]() Blackwoods Magazine's serial installment of Nina Balatka, 1866. |
![]() Ayala's Angel, French translation, modern. | ![]() Lippincott's Magazine (Philadelphia), serial installment of Harry Hotspur, 1870. |
![]() The Golden Lion of Granpere, first American edition with Fraser illustrations, 1872. | ![]() Phineas Finn, title page, first edition, 1869. |
![]() The Vicar of Bullhampton, title page with Woods illustration, 1870. | ![]() Barchester Towers, Chinese translation, modern. |
![]() Millais illustration from Framley Parsonage, 1861. | ![]() Chapman and Hall advertisement in the Fortnightly Review, 1865, listing available works by Trollope (as well as Dickens and Carlyle). |
![]() The Warden, Finnish translation, modern. | ![]() Dr. Wortle's School, Ward, Lock yellowback, 1881. |
![]() The Australasian, serial installment of Lady Anna, 1873. | ![]() Autobiography, George Munro (US) Seaside Library edition, 1888. |
![]() Chapman and Hall advertisement for yellowback editions of Trollope (and his friend Lever's) books. | ![]() Fraser illustration from Ralph the Heir, 1871. |
![]() Can You Forgive Her? title page, first American edition, Harper and Brothers, 1865. | ![]() Littell's Living Age (Boston), serial installment of Phineas Finn, 1867. |
![]() The Examiner, a weekly periodical that frequently reviewed Trollope's novels. | ![]() Barchester Towers, Japanese translation, modern. |
![]() Ralph the Heir, Chapman and Hall yellowback, 1876. | ![]() Barchester Towers, Spanish translation, modern. |
![]() The Fortnightly Review, serial installment of The Belton Estate, 1865. | ![]() The Vicar of Bullhampton, parts issue, 1869-1870 (attributed). |
![]() Barchester Towers, Russian translation, modern. | ![]() The London Review, a weekly periodical that frequently reviewed Trollope's novels. |
![]() He Knew He Was Right, Chapman and Hall Select Series yellowback, circa 1871 | ![]() The Graphic serialization of Phineas Redux 1873-4. |
![]() Cornhill Magazine serialization of The Struggles of Brown, Jones and Robinson, 1861-2. | ![]() The Prime Minister, Belford Bros., 1876. |
![]() The Belton Estate, French translation, early edition. | ![]() Tales of All Countries, 1st series, Chapman and Hall Select Series yellowback, 1867. |
![]() Stone illustration from He Knew He Was Right, 1869. | ![]() The Small House at Allington, Smith, Elder edition, 1864. |
![]() Thomas illustration from The Last Chronicle of Barset, 1867. | ![]() Orley Farm, parts issue, 1862. Attributed. |
![]() Australia and New Zealand, Chapman and Hall edition, 1876. | ![]() The Galaxy (NY), serial installment of The Claverings, 1866. |
![]() Thomas illustration from The Last Chronicle of Barset, 1867. | ![]() Christmas at Thompson Hall short story, Knight/Cosy Corner edition, 1893. |
![]() Review and David Friston sketch for Shilly-Shally, an adaptation of Trollope's Ralph the Heir which he did not authorize. The play ran for 1 month at the Gaiety Theater in 1872. | ![]() The Spectator, a weekly periodical that frequently reviewed Trollope's novels. |
![]() Sir Harry Hotspur, Ward, Lock edition, 1883. | ![]() The Duke's Children, original manuscript page. Attributed. |
![]() The Duke's Children, expanded edition, which restores 65,000 words Trollope removed from his original manuscript, 2015. | ![]() Ralph the Heir, Chapman and Hall Select Series yellowback, 1872. |
![]() Fraser illustration from Ralph the Heir, 1870. | ![]() Thomas illustration from The Last Chronicle of Barset, 1867. |
![]() Mudie's Select Library book label. | ![]() Trollope's handwritten notes in his copy of Shakespeare's Edward III. Attributed. |
![]() Browne illustration from Can You Forgiver Her?, 1864. | ![]() Victoria Regia compendium featuring The Journey to Panama,1861. |
![]() Castle Richmond, title page, German translation, 1863. | ![]() Thomas illustration from The Last Chronicle of Barset, 1867. |
![]() The Bertrams, title page, Tauchnitz edition, 1859. | ![]() Fawkes illustration from The Way We Live Now, 1875. |
![]() Hunting Sketches, early edition. | ![]() Saint Paul's Magazine, excerpt of Trollope's introductory editorial preface, 1867. |
![]() The Noble Jilt, title page, unpublished play by Trollope forming the basis of his novel Can You Forgive Her?, published 1923. | ![]() Frau Frohmann short story collection, Isbister, 1882. |
![]() Every Saturday (Boston) serial installment of He Knew He Was Right, 1869. | ![]() Edwards illustration from The Claverings, 1867. |
![]() Trollope's handwritten notes in Marlowe's The Jew of Malta. Attributed. | ![]() Phineas Redux, Chapman and Hall, 1874. |
![]() Cornhill Magazine, final serial installment of The Claverings, 1867. | ![]() Millais illustration from Orley Farm, 1862. |
![]() Saint Paul's Magazine, where Trollope served as editor from late 1866-1870. |

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