Phineas Redux
1874
Phineas Redux, published in 1874 by Anthony Trollope, is the fourth novel in the 'Palliser' series, continuing the story of Phineas Finn. The narrative follows Finn's return to the tumultuous world of Westminster politics, where he faces personal loss and political intrigue after his rival is murdered, leading to his trial at the Old Bailey. The novel examines themes of ambition, loyalty, and the tension between personal desires and public responsibilities amidst the shifting political landscape of 19th-century England.
