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An Autobiography of Anthony Trollope

Name: An Autobiography of Anthony Trollope
Author: Anthony Trollope

Anthony Trollope

Read by Jessica Louise · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

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Chapters

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00 — Preface (7:55)
01 — My Education (32:13)
02 — My Mother (23:57)
03 — The General Post Office (40:40)
04 — Ireland––My First Two Novels (33:52)
05 — My First Success (35:19)
06 — "Barchester Towers" and the "Three Clerks" (29:46)
07 — "Doctor Thorne"––"The Bertrams"––"The West Indies" and "The Spanish Main" (22:43)
08 — The "Cornhill Magazine" and "Framley Parsonage" (34:51)
09 — "Castle Richmond;" "Brown, Jones, and Robinson;" "North America;" "Orley Farm" (29:07)
10 — "The Small House at Allington," "Can You Forgive Her?" "Rachel Ray," and the "Fortnightly Review" (34:04)
11 — "The Claverings," the "Pall Mall Gazette," "Nina Balatka," and "Linda Tressel" (26:51)
12 — On Novels and the Art of Writing Them (42:52)
13 — On English Novelists of the Present Day (27:41)
14 — On Criticism (15:30)
15 — "The Last Chronicle of Barset"––"Leaving the Post Office"––"St. Paul's Magazine" (29:39)
16 — Beverley (23:12)
17 — The American Postal Treaty––The Question of Copyright with America––Four More Novels (29:06)
18 — "The Vicar of Bullhampton"––"Sir Harry Hotspur"––"An Editor's Tales"––"Caesar" (26:13)
19 — "Ralph the Heir"––"The Eustace Diamonds"––"Lady Anna"––"Australia" (18:06)
20 — "The Way We Live Now" and "The Prime Minister"––Conclusion (28:38)

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