Anthony Trollope: Political Contexts and Themes (original) (raw)
Local and National Politics
- The politics of The Prime Minister not Trollope’s own
- The Duke of Omnium on Liberals and Conservatives in British politics
- Trollope as “race reformer” in He Knew He Was Right and Dr. Wortle's School
- Class conflict in Lady Anna
Ireland & the Empire
- Anti-Catholicism and Religious bigotry in Castle Richmond
- Trollope's analysis of the Irish Famine of 1846-47
- “Food of the people was gone”: Reactions to the Famine of 1846-47
- The look of dying from starvation in Castle Richmond
- Trollope's opposition to the Zulu Wars
Cicero and Political Theory
- “He robbed not at all”: Trollope on Cicero's Rome as a Gangster State
- James Buzard on conservatism in Trollope's travel writing
- Trollope on dictatorships and the decay of states
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Last modified 11 November 2015