Barchester Towers Introduction by Victoria Glendinning
by Trollope, Anthony; Glendinning, VictoriaFormat: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1992-03-10
Publisher(s): Everyman's Library
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Summary
The second novel in the Chronicles of Barsetshire continues the story of the conflict between High and Low Church begun in THE WARDEN. Trollope introduces Mrs. Proudie, the bishop's wife, one of his most famously despicable characters. The plot revolves around the power struggle between her and Mr. Slope, the bishop's chaplain, for control of diocesan politics
Author Biography
Distinguished biographer Victoria Glendinning has published books on Elizabeth Bowen, Edith Sitwell, Vita Sackville-West and Rebecca West, as well as one novel, The Grown-Ups. Her biography of Anthony Trollope will be published in 1992.
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