Vicar of Wrexhill
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160
1837
English
- 01-The Village of Wrexhill
- 02-The Morning After the Birthday
- 03-The Vicar of Wrexhill
- 04-The Will
- 05-The Aristocracy of Wrexhill
- 06-The Principal Person in the Village
- 07-The First Impressions Made By Mr. Cartwright
- 08-Mrs. Richards and Her Daughters
- 09-Helen and Rosalind Call Upon Sir Gilbert Harrington
- 10-Mrs. Mowbray Consults Mr. Carwright
- 11-Helen's Misery at Her Mother's Displeasure
- 12-Mr. Cartwright's Letter to His Cousin
- 13-Mrs. Mowbray's Departure for Town
- 14-An Interview
- 15-Rosalind's Conversation With Miss Cartwright
- 16-Charles Mowbray's Arrival at the Park
- 17-Charles's Amusement at His Sister's Appearance
- 18-Charles Walks Over to Oakley
- 19-Mr. Steven Corbold
- 20-Mr. Steven Corbold Returns With Mrs. Mowbray and Helen to Wrexhill
- 21-The Return
- 22-The Vicar and His Cousin
- 23-Charles's Sorrow
- 24-Discussion on Truth
- 25-Fanny's Religion
- 26-Charles's Conference with Mrs. Mowbray
- 27-The Vicar's Progress
- 28-Mrs. Simpson's Charitable Visit
- 29-The Entry
- 30-Walk to Oakley
- 31-Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright's Letter
- 32-The Widow Simpson's Disappointment
- 33-Charles's Interview with His Stepfather
- 34-The Vicar's Prosperity
- 35-The Vicar at Home
- 36-A Second Visit to the Lime Tree
- 37-The Will
- 38-The Letter-Bag
- 39-The Will Executed
- 40-The Serious Fancy Fair
- 41-The "Elopement"
- 42-Mr. Corbold's Adventures
- 43-A Change Comes O'er the Spirit of Her Dream
- 44-In Which Sundry Visits Are Made
- 45-Mrs. Cartwright's Last Will and Testament
A villainous vicar insinuates himself into the life of a wealthy but foolish widow, ruining the fortunes and happiness of her three children, until they begin to fight back. Published in 1837 by the mother of the better-known Anthony Trollope, this highly readable romance portrays the evangelical movement of the Anglican church in a shocking light that may remind readers of some of the religious abuses of the present day. (Summary by Angela Rowland)
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