The Warden

Trollope's works delve into the intricate dynamics of Victorian society, exploring themes of politics, social structures, and gender conflicts. After leaving his postal job to pursue a political career, he refocused on writing following an electoral defeat. His literary output was prolific, with notable successes like "The Warden" and the acclaimed "Barchester Towers," which is celebrated for its wit and insight into the lives of clergy in the fictional Barsetshire. His contributions to literature and journalism were significant during this transformative era.