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The author was a prominent Victorian novelist known for addressing political, social, and gender issues in his works. After an unsuccessful bid for Parliament in 1868, he dedicated himself to writing, achieving significant success with his novels, particularly those set in the fictional Barsetshire. His notable works include "The Warden" and the widely recognized "Barchester Towers," which showcase his keen insights and humor. Additionally, he contributed to the literary world by editing St Paul's Magazine, where many of his novels were serialized.