1989-93 The Novels of Anthony Trollope

Description

Illustrated, Publishers' Original Binding

In nineteen volumes, being nineteen volumes out of a total of forty-eight.

The novels of Anthony Trollope, published here by the Folio Society.

'Can You Forgive Her?', published in 1989, illustrated by Llewellyn Thomas with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Ayala's Angel', published in 1989, illustrated by Robert Geary with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Phineas Finn, the Irish Minister', published in 1989, illustrated by Llewellyn Thomas with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Dr. Wortle's School', published in 1989, illustrated by Robin Jacques with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Rachel Ray', published in 1990, illustrated by David Eccles with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Phineas Redux', published in 1990, illustrated by Llewellyn Thomas with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Lady Anna', published in 1990, illustrated by Barry Wilkinson with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'The Duke's Children', published in 1991, illustrated by Llewellyn Thomas with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'The Macdermots of Ballycloran', published in 1991, illustrated by Elisa Trimby with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'The Belton Estate', published in 1991, illustrated by Alexy Pendle with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'The Prime Minister', published in 1991, illustrated by Llewellyn Thomas with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite', published in 1992, illustrated by Peter Brookes with a frontispiece, and eleven plates. Collated, complete.

'The Three Clerks', published in 1992, illustrated by Patrick Benson with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'The Kellys and the o'Kellys, or, Landlords and Tenants', published in 1992, illustrated by Alexy Pendle with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'The Way We Live Now', published in 1992, illustrated by Francis Mosley with a frontispiece, and nineteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Cousin Henry', published in 1993, illustrated by Francis Mosley with a frontispiece, and eleven plates. Collated, complete.

'An Eye For an Eye', published in 1993, illustrated by Elisa Trimby with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'The Bertrams', published in 1993, illustrated by Peter Brookes with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

'Orley Farm', published in 1993, illustrated by Llewellyn Thomas with a frontispiece, and fifteen plates. Collated, complete.

Bookplate of Westwick House, Wiltshire, to the front pastedowns. From the library of Baron Patrick Devlin, a British judge and legal philosopher, the second youngest English High Court judge in the twentieth century. He was also known for his debates with H. L. A. Hart, and for heading the Devlin Commission. He married Madeline Hilda Oppenheimer, the daughter of the diamond merchant SIr Bernard Oppenheimer.

Without the original slipcases.