THE AMERICAN SENATOR
Written by Anthony Trollope, Louis Auchincloss
Illustrated by Shirley Tourret
Published by Folio Society
in 1994
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THE AMERICAN SENATOR
Written by Anthony Trollope, Louis Auchincloss.
Illustrated by Shirley Tourret.
Stock no. 1830703
1st thus.
1994.
Hardback.
Nearly fine condition.
A novel. Introduction by Louis Auchincloss. Blue cloth spine, black title block with gilt title. Pale pink boards with blue floral border. B/w illustrations. Top edge blue. xviii and 513 pages. A lovely copy contained in publisher's slipcase which is bumed to one rear corner, very lightly faded at open edges.
Front cover
Contents
- Introduction
- A Note on the Text
- I Dillsborough
- II The Morton Family
- III The Masters Family
- IV The Dillsborough Club
- V Reginald Morton
- VI Not in Love
- VII The Walk Home
- VIII The PAragons' Party at Bragton
- IX The Old Kennels
- X Goarly's Revenge
- XI From Impington Gorse
- XII Arabella Trefoil
- XIII At Bragton
- XIV The Dillsborough Feud
- XV A Fit Companion - for me and my Sisters
- XVI Mr Gotobed's Philanthropy
- XVII Lord Rufford's Invitation
- XVIII The Attorney's Family is Disturbed
- XIX 'Who valued the Geese?'
- XX There are Convenances
- XXI The first Evening at Rufford Hall
- XXII Jemima
- XXIII Poor Caneback
- XXIV The Ball
- XXV The Last Morning at Rufford Hall
- XXVI Give me Six Months
- XXVII 'Wonderful Bird'
- XXVIII Mounser Green
- XXIX The Senator's Letter
- XXX At Cheltenham
- XXXI The Rufford Correspondence
- XXXII 'It is a long Way'
- XXXIII The Beginning of Persecution
- XXXIV Mary's Letter
- XXXV Chowton Farm for Sale
- XXXVI Mistletoe
- XXXVII How Things were arranged
- XXXVIII 'Your are so severe'
- XXXIX The Day at Peltry
- XL Lord Rufford wants to see a Horse
- XLI The Senator is badly treated
- XLII Mr Mainwaring's little Dinner
- XLIII Persecution
- XLIV 'Particularly proud of you'
- XLV Lord Rufford makes up his Mind
- XLVI It cannot be arranged
- XLVII 'But there is Someone'
- XLVIII The Dinner at the Bush
- XLIX Miss Trefoil's Decision
- L 'In these days one can't make a Man Marry'
- LI The Senator's second Letter
- LII Providence interferes
- LIII Lady Ushant at Bragton
- LIV Arabella again at Bragton
- LV 'I have told him Everything'
- LVI 'Now what have you got to say?'
- LVII Mrs Morton returns
- LVIII The two old Ladies
- LIX The Last Effort
- LX Again at Mistletoe
- LXI The Success of Lady Augustus
- LXII 'What Shall kill each other'
- LXIII Changes at Bragton
- LXIV The Will
- LXV The new Minister
- LXVI 'I Must go'
- LXVII In the Park
- LXVIII Lord Rufford's Model Farm
- LXIX Scrobby's Trial
- LXX At Last
- LXXI 'My Own, own Husband'
- LXXII 'Bid him be a Man'
- LXXIII 'Is it tanti?'
- LXXIV Benedict
- LXXV Arabella's Success
- LXXVI The Wedding
- LXXVII The Senator's Lecture - No. I
- LXXVIII The Senator's Lecture - No. II
- LXXIX the Last Days of Mary Masters
- LXXX Conclusion