Order of Anthony Trollope Books
Anthony Trollope (1815-1882) was an English author of literature. He wrote the Chronicles of Barsetshire and Palliser series. Trollope was one of the most respected novelists of his era, writing about the political, social and gender issues that were at play during the Victoria era. He was a favourite of Sir Alec Guinness (who never left home without a book of Trollope’s), multiple British Prime Ministers and contemporary American novelists Sue Grafton and Dominick Dunne. Aside from being a writer, Trollope worked for the post office.
Anthony Trollope’s first novel was The Macdermots of Ballycloran, which was written between 1843 and 1845 and published in 1847. His final published work of fiction would be the novel An Old Man’s Love, published posthumously in 1884. Below is a list of Anthony Trollope’s books in order of when they were originally released:
Publication Order of Chronicles of Barsetshire Books
| The Warden | (1855) |    |
| Barchester Towers | (1857) | |
| Doctor Thorne | (1858) | |
| Framley Parsonage | (1861) | |
| The Small House at Allington | (1864) | |
| The Last Chronicle of Barset | (1867) | |
Publication Order of Palliser Books
| Can You Forgive Her? | (1865) | |
| Phineas Finn | (1869) | |
| The Eustace Diamonds | (1872) | |
| Phineas Redux | (1874) | |
| The Prime Minister | (1876) | |
| The Duke's Children | (1880) | |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| The Macdermots of Ballycloran | (1847) | |
| The Kellys and the O'Kellys | (1848) | |
| La Vendee | (1850) | |
| The Three Clerks | (1858) | |
| The Bertrams | (1859) | |
| Castle Richmond | (1860) | |
| Orley Farm | (1862) | |
| The Struggles of Brown, Jones, and Robinson, By One of the Firm | (1862) | |
| Rachel Ray | (1863) | |
| Miss Mackenzie | (1865) | |
| The Belton Estate | (1865) | |
| The Golden Lion of Granpere | (1867) | |
| The Claverings | (1867) | |
| Nina Balatka | (1867) | |
| Linda Tressel | (1868) | |
| He Knew He Was Right | (1869) | |
| The Vicar of Bullhampton | (1870) | |
| Ralph the Heir | (1871) | |
| Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite | (1871) | |
| Lady Anna | (1874) | |
| Harry Heathcote of Gangoil | (1874) | |
| The Way We Live Now | (1875) | |
| The American Senator | (1877) | |
| The Lady of Launay | (1878) | |
| Is He Popenjoy? | (1878) | |
| Cousin Henry | (1879) | |
| An Eye for an Eye | (1879) | |
| John Caldigate | (1879) | |
| The Life of Cicero, Vol. 1 | (1880) | |
| The Life of Cicero, Vol. 2 | (1880) | |
| Ayala's Angel | (1881) | |
| Dr. Wortle's School | (1881) | |
| Marion Fay | (1882) | |
| The Fixed Period | (1882) | |
| Kept in the Dark | (1882) | |
| Mr. Scarborough's Family | (1883) | |
| The Landleaguers | (1883) | |
| An Old Man's Love | (1884) | |
Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas
| The Relics of General Chasse: A Tale of Antwerp | (1860) | |
| The Courtship Of Susan Bell | (1860) | |
| An Unprotected Female At The Pyramids | (1860) | |
| The Chateau Of Prince Polignac | (1860) | |
| Returning Home | (1861) | |
| George Walker At Suez | (1861) | |
| The Parson's Daughter Of Oxney Colne | (1861) | |
| The Man Who Kept His Money In A Box | (1864) | |
| Mrs. General Talboys | (1864) | |
| Hunting Sketches | (1865) | |
| The Telegraph Girl | (1877) | |
| How the | (1878) | |
| Alice Dugdale | (1878) | |
| The Mistletoe Bough | (1883) | |
| Christmas at Thompson Hall | (1893) | |
Publication Order of Short Story Collections
| Complete Short Stories: Courtship and Marriage | (1883) | |
| The Spotted Dog and Other Stories | (1950) | |
| Mary Gresley and Other Stories | (1951) | |
| Frau Frohmann and Other Stories | (1978) | |
| Lotta Schmidt and Other Stories | (1981) | |
| Malachi's Cove and Other Stories and Essays | (1985) | |
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
| The West Indies and the Spanish Main | (1859) | |
| North America - Volume 1 | (1861) | |
| North America - Volume 2 | (1862) | |
| North America, Volume 3 | (1863) | |
| Australia and New Zealand:Volume 1 | (1873) | |
| Australia and New Zealand:Volume 2 | (1873) | |
| South Africa, Vol. 1 | (1877) | |
| South Africa, Vol. 2 | (1877) | |
| An Autobiography | (1883) | |
If You Like Anthony Trollope Books, You’ll Love…
Anthony Trollope Synopses: Rachel Ray by Anthony Trollope is a study of provincial life in Baslehurst, Devonshire. Mrs. Ray is a widow with two daughters, Dorothea (who is a widow herself) and Rachel, her younger sister.
Orley Farm by Anthony Trollope is about the problems with the British legal system. Trollope’s friends considered this novel to be his best.
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