The Prime Minister
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Ch 01: Ferdinand Lopez
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Ch 02: Everett Wharton
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Ch 03: Mr. Abel Wharton, Q.C.
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Ch 04: Mrs. Roby
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Ch 05: "No One Knows Anything About Him"
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Ch 06: An Old Friend Goes to Windsor
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Ch 07: Another Old Friend
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Ch 08: The Beginning of a New Career
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Ch 09: Mrs. Dick's Dinner Party.--No. I
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Ch 10: Mrs. Dick's Dinner Party.--No. II
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Ch 11: Carlton Terrace
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Ch 12: The Gathering of Clouds
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Ch 13: Mr. Wharton Complains
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Ch 14: A Lover's Perseverance
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Ch 15: Arthur Fletcher
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Ch 16: Never Run Away!
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Ch 17: Good-Bye
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Ch 18: The Duke of Omnium Thinks of Himself
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Ch 19: Vulgarity
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Ch 20: Sir Orlando's Policy
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Ch 21: The Duchess's New Swan
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Ch 22: St. James's Park
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Ch 23: Surrender
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Ch 24: The Marriage
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Ch 25: The Beginning of the Honeymoon
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Ch 26: The End of the Honeymoon
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Ch 27: The Duke's Misery
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Ch 28: The Duchess Is Much Troubled
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Ch 29: The Two Candidates for Silverbridge
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Ch 30: "Yes;--a Lie!"
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Ch 31: "Yes;--with a Horsewhip in My Hand"
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Ch 32: "What Business Is It of Yours?"
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Ch 33: Showing That a Man Should Not Howl
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Ch 34: The Silverbridge Election
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Ch 35: Lopez Back in London
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Ch 36: The Jolly Blackbird
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Ch 37: The Horns
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Ch 38: Sir Orlando Retires
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Ch 39: "Get Round Him"
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Ch 40: "Come and Try It!
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Ch 41: The Value of a Thick Skin
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Ch 42: Retribution
35:39 -
Ch 43: Kauri Gum
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Ch 44: Mr. Wharton Intends to Make a New Will
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Ch 45: Mrs. Sexty Parker
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Ch 46: "He Wants to Get Rich Too Quick"
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Ch 47: As for Love!
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Ch 48: "Has He Ill-treated You?"
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Ch 49: "Where Is Guatemala?"
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Ch 50: Mr. Slide's Revenge
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Ch 51: Coddling the Prime Minister
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Ch 52: "I Can Sleep Here To-night, I Suppose?"
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Ch 53: Mr. Hartletop
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Ch 54: Lizzie
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Ch 55: Mrs. Parker's Sorrows
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Ch 56: What the Duchess Thought of Her Husband
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Ch 57: The Explanation
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Ch 58: "Quite Settled"
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Ch 59: "The First and the Last"
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Ch 60: The Tenway Junction (3956 words)
25:21 -
Ch 61: The Widow and Her Friends
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Ch 62: Phineas Finn Has a Book to Read
20:46 -
Ch 63: The Duchess and Her Friend
19:22 -
Ch 64: The New K.G.
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Ch 65: "There Must Be Time"
14:11 -
Ch 66: The End of the Session
21:44 -
Ch 67: Mrs. Lopez Prepares to Move
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Ch 68: The Prime Minister's Political Creed
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Ch 69: Mrs. Parker's Fate (2405 words)
12:56 -
Ch 70: At Wharton (4618 words)
26:58 -
Ch 71: The Ladies at Longbarns Doubt
15:52 -
Ch 72: "He Thinks That Our Days Are Numbered"
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Ch 73: Only the Duke of Omnium
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Ch 74: "I Am Disgraced and Shamed"
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Ch 75: The Great Wharton Alliance
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Ch 76: Who Will It Be?
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Ch 77: The Duchess in Manchester Square
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Ch 78: The New Ministry
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Ch 79: The Wharton Wedding
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Ch 80: The Last Meeting at Matching
14:38
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In this culmination of the Palliser series, the reserved, high-minded Plantagenet Palliser at last becomes Prime Minister, leading a fragile coalition government while a ruthless social climber schemes his way into politics and society. Trollope masterfully interweaves the drama of Westminster with private stories of ambition, marriage, and honor. A profound study of power, integrity, and the loneliness of high office, The Prime Minister is one of his richest political novels. Wise and absorbing, it explores what it costs a decent man to govern in a world of intrigue and self-interest, offering an incomparable portrait of Victorian public life and the burdens of leadership.
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- Anthony Trollope
- Pages
- 772
- Language
- English
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