This biography explores the remarkable life of Frances “Fanny” Trollope, a prolific 19th-century writer and the mother of novelist Anthony Trollope. Drawing on family papers and historical sources, Teresa Ransom presents a vivid portrait of a determined and unconventional woman who became the primary breadwinner for her family through her writing.
The book traces Fanny Trollope’s travels, struggles with financial hardship, and her literary career, including the success of Domestic Manners of the Americans. It offers insight into the social and cultural world of the Regency and early Victorian periods, as well as the life of a pioneering woman writer.
Dimensions : 16 x 24 x 2 cm
Book Condition : Very Good (Dust cover slightly worn)
