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High politics are not always centrally in view in Anthony Trollope's Palliser novels, but parliamentary life comes to the fore throughout Phineas Finn, the second in the series.
Phineas Finn
2nd book of the Palliser series
- 699 pages
- Year: 1869
- ~77h 35m
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A young Irishman attempts to establish himself as a member of Parliament while finding his way in high society.
Chapters
I: Phineas Finn Proposes to Stand for Loughshane
12pagesII: Phineas Finn Is Elected for Loughshane
11pagesIII: Phineas Finn Takes His Seat
8pagesIV: Lady Laura Standish
6pagesV: Mr. and Mrs. Low
12pagesVI: Lord Brentford's Dinner
12pagesVII: Mr. and Mrs. Bunce
12pagesVIII: The News About Mr. Mildmay and Sir Everard
10pagesIX: The New Government
9pagesX: Violet Effingham
10pagesXI: Lord Chiltern
8pagesXII: Autumnal Prospects
6pagesXIII: Saulsby Wood
6pagesXIV: Loughlinter
13pagesXV: Donald Bean's Pony
12pagesXVI: Phineas Finn Returns to Killaloe
7pagesXVII: Phineas Finn Returns to London
11pagesXVIII: Mr. Turnbull
8pagesXIX: Lord Chiltern Rides His Horse Bonebreaker
11pagesXX: The Debate on the Ballot
12pagesXXI: "Do Be Punctual"
9pagesXXII: Lady Baldock at Home
9pagesXXIII: Sunday in Grosvenor Place
6pagesXXIV: The Willingford Bull
13pagesXXV: Mr. Turnbull's Carriage Stops the Way
11pagesXXVI: "The First Speech"
12pagesXXVII: Phineas Discussed
9pagesXXVIII: The Second Reading Is Carried
10pagesXXIX: A Cabinet Meeting
10pagesXXX: Mr. Kennedy's Luck
9pagesXXXI: Finn for Loughton
12pagesXXXII: Lady Laura Kennedy's Headache
15pagesXXXIII: Mr. Slide's Grievance
9pagesXXXIV: Was He Honest?
7pagesXXXV: Mr. Monk Upon Reform
12pagesXXXVI: Phineas Finn Makes Progress
10pagesXXXVII: A Rough Encounter
9pagesXXXVIII: The Duel
9pagesXXXIX: Lady Laura Is Told
12pagesXL: Madame Max Goesler
9pagesXLI: Lord Fawn
6pagesXLII: Lady Baldock Does Not Send a Card to Phineas Finn
7pagesXLIII: Promotion
7pagesXLIV: Phineas and His Friends
13pagesXLV: Miss Effingham's Four Lovers
6pagesXLVI: The Mousetrap
5pagesXLVII: Mr. Mildmay's Bill
10pagesXLVIII: "The Duke"
9pagesXLIX: The Duellists Meet
9pagesL: Again Successful
9pagesLI: Troubles at Loughlinter
12pagesLII: The First Blow
9pagesLIII: Showing How Phineas Bore the Blow
15pagesLIV: Consolation
6pagesLV: Lord Chiltern at Saulsby
12pagesLVI: What the People in Marylebone Thought
9pagesLVII: The Top Brick of the Chimney
9pagesLVIII: Rara Avis in Terris
9pagesLIX: The Earl's Wrath
12pagesLX: Madame Goesler's Politics
10pagesLXI: Another Duel
6pagesLXII: The Letter That Was Sent to Brighton
12pagesLXIII: Showing How the Duke Stood His Ground
12pagesLXIV: The Horns
13pagesLXV: The Cabinet Minister at Killaloe
9pagesLXVI: Victrix
9pagesLXVII: Job's Comforters
10pagesLXVIII: The Joint Attack
9pagesLXIX: The Temptress
12pagesLXX: The Prime Minister's House
6pagesLXXI: Comparing Notes
7pagesLXXII: Madame Goesler's Generosity
10pagesLXXIII: Amantium Irae
6pagesLXXIV: The Beginning of the End
9pagesLXXV: P. P. C.
14pagesLXXVI: Conclusion
7pages