Complete and unabridged, with 30 full-page plates by Thomas Webster, Richard Redgrave and Myles Birket Foster. A poor clergyman is accused of stealing a check he cannot account for, and neither he nor the diocese can settle it. The last of the Barsetshire novels, and Trollope thought Mr Crawley the best character he ever made; he killed Mrs Proudie in it because he overheard two men at his club complaining she went on too long. Thirty plates of painting, among them Luke Fildes and Edvard Munch, range from the poor teacher and the sick child to a wrecked ship and a sailing barque, matching the novel's world of straitened gentility and sudden disaster.