AN OLD MAN’S LOVE | By | Anthony Trollope | In Two Volumes | William Blackwood and Sons | Edinburgh and London | MDCCCLXXXIV | All Rights Reserved |
Small 8vo. Vol. I., pp. 226; Vol. II., pp. 219.
Vol. I. contains the following note by Henry M. Trollope: “This story, An Old Man’s Love, is the last of my father’s novels. As I have stated in the preface to his Autobiography, The Landleaguers was written after this book, but was never fully completed.”
THE BARSETSHIRE NOVELS
The combined republication of the novels dealing with the fictitious county of Barsetshire was undertaken by Chapman and Hall in 1879, under the collective title of The Chronicles of Barsetshire. This includes—
| The Warden. |
| Barchester Towers. |
| Doctor Thorne. |
| Framley Parsonage. |
| The Small House at Allington. |
| The Last Chronicles of Barsetshire. |
They filled eight volumes, large crown 8vo.
There is a short introduction in the first volume, and an illustration to each novel, but to The Last Chronicles there are two. Most of these are signed F. A. F(raser). Trollope told his son that he did not really think The Small House belonged to the series, but he was pressed by Frederick Chapman to include the book and therefore he consented.
FUGITIVE ARTICLES
Although this is a Bibliography of First Editions only, some brief indication of Trollope’s more fugitive work may be given.