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The Last Chronicle of Barset
Capítulos (84)
- I: How Did He Get It? 0:00
- II: By Heavens He Had Better Not! 29:48
- III: The Archdeacon’s Threat 52:19
- IV: The Clergyman’s House at Hogglestock 1:06:14
- V: What the World Thought About It 1:27:48
- VI: Grace Crawley 1:43:46
- VII: Miss Prettyman’s Private Room 2:11:25
- VIII: Mr. Crawley Is Taken to Silverbridge 2:40:39
- IX: Grace Crawley Goes to Allington 3:17:38
- X: Dinner at Framley Court 3:44:50
- XI: The Bishop Sends His Inhibition 4:00:37
- XII: Mr. Crawley Seeks for Sympathy 4:23:23
- XIII: The Bishop’s Angel 4:46:24
- XIV: Major Grantly Consults a Friend 5:12:35
- XV: Up in London 5:28:58
- XVI: Down at Allington 6:01:12
- XVII: Mr. Crawley Is Summoned to Barchester 6:34:51
- XVIII: The Bishop of Barchester Is Crushed 7:00:19
- XIX: Where Did It Come from? 7:27:23
- XX: What Mr. Walker Thought About It 7:41:32
- XXI: Mr. Robarts on His Embassy 8:00:47
- XXII: Major Grantly at Home 8:22:33
- XXIII: Miss Lily Dale’s Resolution 8:48:17
- XXIV: Mrs. Dobbs Broughton’s Dinner-Party 9:19:35
- XXV: Miss Madalina Demolines 9:57:43
- XXVI: The Picture 10:22:38
- XXVII: A Hero at Home 10:42:49
- XXVIII: Showing How Major Grantly Took a Walk 11:04:46
- XXIX: Miss Lily Dale’s Logic 11:24:50
- XXX: Showing What Major Grantly Did After His Walk 11:40:00
- XXXI: Showing How Major Grantly Returned to Guestwick 11:53:17
- XXXII: Mr. Toogood 12:12:57
- XXXIII: The Plumstead Foxes 12:59:29
- XXXIV: Mrs. Proudie Sends for Her Lawyer 13:20:05
- XXXV: Lily Dale Writes Two Words in Her Book 13:42:29
- XXXVI: Grace Crawley Returns Home 14:26:10
- XXXVII: Hook Court 14:41:38
- XXXVIII: Jael 15:04:24
- XXXIX: A New Flirtation 15:30:27
- XL: Mr. Toogood’s Ideas About Society 15:50:19
- XLI: Grace Crawley at Home 16:10:37
- XLII: Mr. Toogood Travels Professionally 16:37:04
- XLIII: Mr. Crosbie Goes Into the City 17:12:33
- XLIV: “I Suppose I Must Let You Have It.” 17:39:49
- XLV: Lily Dale Goes to London 17:52:30
- XLVI: The Bayswater Romance 18:20:14
- XLVII: Dr. Tempest at the Palace 18:44:02
- XLVIII: The Softness of Sir Raffle Buffle 19:31:04
- XLIX: Near the Close 19:50:13
- L: Lady Lufton’s Proposition 20:31:46
- LI: Mrs. Dobbs Broughton Piles Her Fagots 20:58:13
- LII: Why Don’t You Have an “It” for Yourself? 21:39:48
- LIII: Rotten Row 22:05:55
- LIV: The Clerical Commission 22:31:39
- LV: Framley Parsonage 22:55:47
- LVI: The Archdeacon Goes to Framley 23:11:19
- LVII: A Double Pledge 23:50:03
- LVIII: The Cross-Grainedness of Men 24:17:27
- LIX: A Lady Presents Her Compliments to Miss L. D. 24:49:17
- LX: The End of Jael and Sisera 25:22:29
- LXI: “It’s Dogged as Does It.” 25:55:27
- LXII: Mr. Crawley’s Letter to the Dean 26:28:01
- LXIII: Two Visitors to Hogglestock 27:01:21
- LXIV: The Tragedy in Hook Court 27:35:37
- LXV: Miss Van Siever Makes Her Choice 27:55:49
- LXVI: Requiescat in Pace 28:16:15
- LXVII: In Memoriam 28:42:27
- LXVIII: The Obstinacy of Mr. Crawley 29:09:21
- LXIX: Mr. Crawley’s Last Appearance in His Own Pulpit 29:31:02
- LXX: Mrs. Arabin Is Caught 29:45:56
- LXXI: Mr. Toogood at Silverbridge 30:13:19
- LXXII: Mr. Toogood at The Dragon of Wantly 30:35:43
- LXXIII: There Is Comfort at Plumstead 30:51:43
- LXXIV: The Crawleys Are Informed 31:11:20
- LXXV: Madalina’s Heart Is Bleeding 31:32:09
- LXXVI: I Think He Is Light of Heart 31:56:14
- LXXVII: The Shattered Tree 32:16:04
- LXXVIII: The Arabins Return to Barchester 32:36:24
- LXXIX: Mr. Crawley Speaks of His Coat 33:03:09
- LXXX: Miss Demolines Desires to Become a Finger-Post 33:23:35
- LXXXI: Barchester Cloisters 33:56:34
- LXXXII: The Last Scene at Hogglestock 34:10:29
- LXXXIII: Mr. Crawley Is Conquered 34:43:27
- LXXXIV: Conclusion 35:01:27
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The Last Chronicle of Barset is the sixth, and as its title would suggest, final novel in Anthony Trollope’s Chronicles of Barsetshire. Like the earlier books, it was serialized in Cornhill Magazine, with a hardcover edition coming out in 1867. It brings together many of the characters who had appeared in series’ earlier novels, and rounds off a number of story threads that those novels began.
The primary storyline is concerned with the Reverend Josiah Crawley, who, as the book opens, has been accused of passing a check for twenty pounds, a check not made out to himself and whose possession he cannot account for. The accusation has significant implications for many of the other characters.
The Last Chronicle of Barset was made into a television series released by the BBC in 1959. Along with the other novels in the series, it was made into a radio play released by Radio 4 in the United Kingdom in the 1990s.