Showing 2 items matching "mrs trollope (frances milton trollope)"
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Linton Mechanics Institute and Free Library CollectionBook - Novel, Trollope, Mrs (Frances Milton Trollope), (The) Widow Barnaby, [n.d.] [First published 1839, edition probably between 1865 & 1873]
... Mrs Trollope (Frances Milton Trollope)...Trollope, Mrs (Frances Milton Trollope)...Frances Milton Trollope, was the mother of writer Anthony Trollope. She became a writer fairly late in life, in part from financial necessity. Her works were admired for their social commentary, and their wit. Frances Milton Trollope's daughter-in-law Frances Eleanor Trollope, was also a writer. Book plate signed by James Dodds indicates book was part of original collection, acquired before 1891. Mrs ...Mrs Martha Barnaby, a vain and eccentric woman, is determined to find a wealthy second husband. Along with her put-upon niece Agnes, she embarks on a journey through fashionable society.494 p. : mottled-brown cardboard cover with leather trim on corners and spine. Title and author's name embossed in gold on spine.fictionMrs Martha Barnaby, a vain and eccentric woman, is determined to find a wealthy second husband. Along with her put-upon niece Agnes, she embarks on a journey through fashionable society.mrs trollope (frances milton trollope), fiction, english literature -
Linton Mechanics Institute and Free Library Collection
Book - Novel, Trollope, Mrs (Frances Milton Trollope), Mrs Mathews : or family mysteries, 1864
... Trollope, Mrs (Frances Milton Trollope)...Mrs Mathews : or family mysteries Book Novel Trollope, Mrs (Frances Milton Trollope) Chapman and Hall W. ...Mrs Mathews, a middle-aged woman living in Weldon Grange, befriends newly arrived Janet Anderson. The story delves into the complexities of family dynamics (and secrets), as the characters navigate love, duty, and the constraints of their social standing.399 p. : mottled-brown cardboard cover with leather trim on corners and spine. Title and author's name embossed in gold on spine.fictionMrs Mathews, a middle-aged woman living in Weldon Grange, befriends newly arrived Janet Anderson. The story delves into the complexities of family dynamics (and secrets), as the characters navigate love, duty, and the constraints of their social standing.frances milton trollope, fiction, english literature
