Phineas Redux
Phineas Redux is a historical novel written by Anthony Trollope in 1874.
"The circumstances of the general election of 18— will be well remembered by all those who take an interest in the political matters of the country. There had been a coming in and a going out of Ministers previous to that,—somewhat rapid, very exciting, and, upon the whole, useful as showing the real feeling of the country upon sundry questions of public interest."
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- Pages
- 826
- Reading time
- 21 hours 57 minutes
- Pace
- Intermediate
- First published
- 1874
- Language
- English
152 years later, still timely
Why Read Phineas Redux in 2026?
Back to Parliament, back into scandal. Trollope maps party machines, headlines, and the price of returning.
Today's connection
Ideal for readers of political drama. Careers hinge on rumor, loyalty, and whether one can stay decent under the lamps.
Whips & blocs
How the votes really move.
Press weather
Storms, calms, and spin.
Conscience
Principle in a tight vote.
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About the author
Anthony Trollope
Institutions work and marriage drawn with patient candid warmth.
