Complete and unabridged, with 54 full-page plates by William Powell Frith, John Frederick Herring, Sr. and John Ferneley. A young clergyman with a good living puts his name to a friend's bill and spends the book being ruined by degrees, while his sister refuses the man she wants for the sake of his family. The fourth Barsetshire novel, written in monthly parts for the new Cornhill, and the one that made Trollope's reputation with the whole reading public. Fifty-four plates from 1740 to 1900, with Millais and Birket Foster among the painters, follow the novel's country life from hunt and shooting party to church and village.