# Phineas Redux — Chapters explained

> Chapter companions for Phineas Redux by Anthony Trollope.

- [Temptation](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/i-temptation.md): Phineas Finn, now a widower and living in Ireland with a modest government position, is tempted to return to English politics after receiving a letter from Barrington Erle. Despite warnings from Mr. Molescroft about the 
- [Harrington Hall](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/ii-harrington-hall.md): Phineas Finn, back in London after two years, visits his old friends Lord and Lady Chiltern at Harrington Hall. He learns of Mr. Kennedy's isolated life and Lady Laura's continued separation from her husband. Lady Chilte
- [Gerard Maule](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/iii-gerard-maule.md): Phineas Finn, staying at Harrington Hall, learns about Gerard Maule, a young man courting Adelaide Palliser. Lady Chiltern and Lord Chiltern discuss Maule's lack of energy and profession, contrasting him with Lord Chilte
- [Tankerville](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/iv-tankerville.md): Phineas Finn arrives in Tankerville to contest a parliamentary election, guided by the agent Mr. Ruddles and the lawyer Mr. Molescroft. He finds the town dirty and coal-saturated, and his chances of winning seem slim. Th
- [Mr. Daubeny’s Great Move](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/v-mr-daubeny-s-great-move.md): Mr. Daubeny's ambiguous speech to the electors of East Barsetshire hints at disestablishing the Church of England, causing dismay among Liberals like Mr. Ratler and Mr. Bonteen, and prompting discussions among political 
- [Phineas and His Old Friends](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/vi-phineas-and-his-old-friends.md): Phineas Finn returns to London after the Tankerville election, optimistic about winning the seat on a petition. He lodges with Mr. and Mrs. Bunce, discusses politics with his landlord, and dines with the Lows, where he d
- [Coming Home from Hunting](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/vii-coming-home-from-hunting.md): The chapter explores the character and duties of a Master of Hounds through Lord Chiltern, who exemplifies the ideal. It also follows a conversation between Gerard Maule and Adelaide Palliser about ambition and love, and
- [The Address](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/viii-the-address.md): The chapter describes the opening of Parliament and the Queen's Speech, which includes a paragraph about reviewing the connection between Church and State, echoing Mr. Daubeny's earlier words. The Address is moved and se
- [The Debate](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/ix-the-debate.md): The debate on the Address resumes after a two-day interval, with Mr. Gresham's temper and strategy criticized while Mr. Daubeny's political maneuvering is praised. Resignations of Lord Drummond and Mr. Boffin occur, but 
- [The Deserted Husband](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/x-the-deserted-husband.md): Phineas Finn, having observed the debate from the gallery, is troubled by Mr. Daubeny's success. He receives a letter from Robert Kennedy, who requests a visit to Loughlinter to discuss his estranged wife, Lady Laura. De
- [The Truant Wife](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xi-the-truant-wife.md): Phineas Finn travels to Dresden to visit Lady Laura Kennedy, who is living in exile with her father, Lord Brentford. He recounts his visit to Loughlinter and describes Mr. Kennedy's gloomy and eccentric state. Lady Laura
- [Königstein](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xii-k-nigstein.md): Phineas Finn visits Lord Brentford and Lady Laura Kennedy in Dresden. Lady Laura explains her decision not to return to her husband, Mr. Kennedy, whom Phineas describes as mentally unstable and religiously fanatical. The
- [I Have Got the Seat](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xiii-i-have-got-the-seat.md): Phineas Finn returns to London after the autumn Session, having regained his seat in Parliament through a petition against Browborough. He discusses his political future with Barrington Erle, who warns him against opposi
- [XIV: Trumpeton Wood](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xiv-trumpeton-wood.md): Lord Chiltern is furious over the mismanagement of Trumpeton Wood, which belongs to the Duke of Omnium. After finding a fox in a trap and losing three hounds to poison, he blames the Duke's agent, Mr. Fothergill. Meanwhi
- [Copperhouse Cross and Broughton Spinnies](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xvi-copperhouse-cross-and-broughton-spinnies.md): Phineas Finn, staying at Lord Chiltern's, reluctantly agrees to hunt after being persuaded by his host. At the Copperhouse Cross meet, he finds himself seated next to Madame Goesler in the carriage, and they discuss the 
- [Madame Goesler's Story](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xvii-madame-goesler-s-story.md): Phineas Finn and Madame Goesler find themselves riding together after being separated from the hunt. Madame Goesler candidly recounts her deepening friendship with the Duke of Omnium and Lady Glencora, explaining how she
- [Spooner of Spoon Hall](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xviii-spooner-of-spoon-hall.md): This chapter introduces Adelaide Palliser, a well-born but not strikingly beautiful young woman, and her romantic entanglement with Gerard Maule. At Harrington Hall, Mr. Spooner, a wealthy hunting squire, becomes interes
- [Something Out of the Way](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xix-something-out-of-the-way.md): Mr. Spooner, a middle-aged country squire, becomes fixated on proposing to Adelaide Palliser during a house party. He confides in Phineas Finn about his intentions, then manages to walk alone with Adelaide and makes an a
- [Phineas Again in London](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xx-phineas-again-in-london.md): Phineas returns to London and receives a desperate letter from Lady Laura Kennedy, who fears her husband's threats of publicity and legal action. He answers cautiously, advising her to stay in Dresden. In the House, he r
- [Mr. Maule, Senior](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxi-mr-maule-senior.md): Mr. Maule, Senior, is introduced as a gentleman of refined habits and careful living, who has managed to make a comfortable life for himself despite limited means. His son Gerard visits to announce his intention to marry
- [Purity of Morals, Finn](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxii-purity-of-morals-finn.md): Quintus Slide, now a Conservative editor of the People's Banner, visits Phineas Finn to show him a letter from Robert Kennedy that accuses Phineas of betraying his friendship and influencing Lady Laura Kennedy to leave h
- [Macpherson's Hotel](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxiii-macpherson-s-hotel.md): Phineas Finn visits Mr. Kennedy at Macpherson's Hotel to persuade him not to publish a defamatory letter about Lady Laura. Kennedy, in a maddened state, fires a pistol at Phineas, who narrowly escapes. Phineas then goes 
- [Madame Goesler Is Sent For](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxiv-madame-goesler-is-sent-for.md): Mr. Maule, having recovered from his son's proposal, visits Madame Goesler's home only to learn she has been summoned to Matching Priory due to the Duke of Omnium's declining health. The chapter explores Mr. Maule's calc
- [XXV: “I Would Do It Now”](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxv-i-would-do-it-now.md): The Duke of Omnium is dying at Matching. Madame Goesler is summoned to his bedside, and he expresses regret that she did not accept his marriage offer. Lady Hartletop arrives, demanding to see the Duke, but Lady Glencora
- [The Duke's Will](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxvi-the-duke-s-will.md): The Duke of Omnium dies, and Plantagenet Palliser becomes the new Duke, a change he deeply regrets as it forces him to leave the House of Commons. The Duchess of Omnium (formerly Lady Glencora) and Madame Goesler discuss
- [An Editor's Wrath](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxvii-an-editor-s-wrath.md): Quintus Slide, editor of the People's Banner, is furious upon discovering that Phineas Finn has obtained an injunction preventing publication of a letter from Mr. Kennedy. Slide feels betrayed and robbed of a sensational
- [The First Thunderbolt](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxviii-the-first-thunderbolt.md): Mr. Slide publishes a malicious article in the People's Banner attacking Phineas Finn, accusing him of interfering in the Kennedy marriage and of political treachery. Phineas is deeply wounded by the attack and seeks adv
- [The Spooner Correspondence](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxix-the-spooner-correspondence.md): Adelaide Palliser is engaged to Gerard Maule, but his father refuses to let them live at Maule Abbey. The death of the Duke of Omnium is announced, and Adelaide receives a letter from Mr. Spooner proposing marriage, whic
- [XXX: Regrets](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxx-regrets.md): Madame Goesler reflects on her three years spent caring for the old Duke of Omnium, questioning the sincerity of their friendship and the cost to her own youth and happiness. She resolves to refuse the jewels and money l
- [The Duke and Duchess in Town](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxi-the-duke-and-duchess-in-town.md): The Duchess of Omnium arrives in London with the Duke, hosting a political meeting at their house where Mr. Gresham declares his intention to oppose Mr. Daubeny's bill on the grounds of party loyalty rather than the bill
- [The World Becomes Cold](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxii-the-world-becomes-cold.md): Phineas Finn feels the sting of political and social ostracism as rumors about his involvement with Lady Laura Kennedy spread. Despite assurances from Barrington Erle about his chance to speak in the upcoming debate, Phi
- [The Two Gladiators](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxiii-the-two-gladiators.md): The great debate on the Church Bill begins, with Mr. Daubeny delivering a masterful speech that combines personal invective against Mr. Gresham with a bold proposal for Church reform, while the House and gallery are pack
- [The Universe](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxiv-the-universe.md): Phineas Finn encounters Mr. Bonteen at the Universe club, where Bonteen accuses him of disloyalty to the party. Phineas writes a letter demanding an apology. Meanwhile, the debate on the Church Bill continues, with facti
- [Political Venom](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxv-political-venom.md): Phineas Finn grapples with the political fallout from Mr. Bonteen's accusation that he 'scuttled the ship,' seeking advice from Mr. Monk and contemplating consulting Lord Cantrip. Meanwhile, a heated parliamentary debate
- [Seventy-Two](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxvi-seventy-two.md): Phineas Finn delivers a speech in the House of Commons defending himself against accusations of inconsistency, particularly the charge made by Mr. Bonteen. He alludes to his past resignation and his foresight on a measur
- [The Conspiracy](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxvii-the-conspiracy.md): Phineas Finn consults Lord Cantrip about the hostile correspondence with Mr. Bonteen, reflecting on the political and personal costs of his past principled resignation. He then visits Madame Goesler, where he encounters 
- [Once Again in Portman Square](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxviii-once-again-in-portman-square.md): Phineas Finn visits Lord Brentford and Lady Laura Kennedy upon their return from Dresden. Lady Laura, now careworn and aged, discusses political changes and Phineas's prospects, but he insists she not intervene on his be
- [Cagliostro](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xxxix-cagliostro.md): Parliament is set to meet after Easter, and intense speculation surrounds the Cabinet Councils held beforehand. Mr. Daubeny ultimately announces his resignation and recommends Mr. Gresham to form a government, but not be
- [XL: The Prime Minister Is Hard Pressed](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xl-the-prime-minister-is-hard-pressed.md): The Duchess of Omnium maneuvers to undermine Mr. Bonteen's political ambitions, leading to his exclusion from the Cabinet. Phineas Finn, disappointed by his own exclusion from office, confides in Madame Goesler about his
- [I Hope I'm Not Distrusted](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xli-i-hope-i-m-not-distrusted.md): Adelaide Palliser grows anxious over Gerard Maule's silence after his father refuses to grant Maule Abbey. Lady Chiltern and Lord Chiltern intervene, urging Gerard to take decisive action regarding their engagement. Adel
- [Boulogne](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xlii-boulogne.md): Gerard Maule broods over Lord Chiltern's interference in his engagement to Adelaide Palliser, leading to a tense confrontation. After a sleepless night, he confronts Chiltern at the kennels, but their argument escalates.
- [The Second Thunderbolt](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xliii-the-second-thunderbolt.md): The quarrel between Phineas Finn and Mr. Bonteen becomes the talk of the town, intertwining political, personal, and social phases. Rumors spread about a physical altercation, Lady Laura Kennedy's alleged infidelity, and
- [The Browborough Trial](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xliv-the-browborough-trial.md): The chapter details the trial of Mr. Browborough for bribery at the Tankerville election. Despite clear evidence of corruption, the trial results in an acquittal due to the sympathy of MPs and the public, the indifferenc
- [Some Passages in the Life of Mr. Emilius](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xlv-some-passages-in-the-life-of-mr-emilius.md): This chapter details the legal and personal entanglements surrounding Mr. Emilius (Yosef Mealyus) and Lady Eustace, focusing on the dispute over her property and the attempts to prove his prior marriage. Mr. Bonteen, act
- [The Quarrel](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xlvi-the-quarrel.md): Phineas Finn dines at Madame Goesler's with the Duke and Duchess of Omnium, Lord and Lady Chiltern, Barrington Erle, and old Mr. Maule. The evening is pleasant, with cordial words from Erle and the Duke, and Madame Goesl
- [What Came of the Quarrel](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xlvii-what-came-of-the-quarrel.md): The chapter details the aftermath of Mr. Bonteen's murder, focusing on the evidence mounting against Phineas Finn. Lord Fawn's testimony places Finn near the scene, and despite Lord Cantrip's staunch belief in Finn's inn
- [Mr. Maule's Attempt](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xlviii-mr-maule-s-attempt.md): Madame Goesler receives news of Mr. Bonteen's murder and Phineas Finn's peril. She is deeply distressed, especially after reading a letter from the Duchess that mentions Lady Laura's suffering. Mr. Maule calls, intending
- [XLIX: Showing What Mrs. Bunce Said to the Policeman](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/xlix-showing-what-mrs-bunce-said-to-the-policeman.md): Lord Chiltern visits Phineas Finn to propose a financial arrangement from Lady Laura's fortune, but their conversation is interrupted by Mr. Low, who brings news of Mr. Bonteen's murder. Phineas is unaware of the event a
- [What the Lords and Commons Said About the Murder](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/l-what-the-lords-and-commons-said-about-the-murder.md): The House is abuzz with talk of Bonteen's murder, with most members convinced Phineas Finn is the killer. Mr. Gresham makes a formal statement eulogizing Bonteen, then confirms Finn's arrest. Despite the gravity, many me
- [Mr. Kennedy’s Will](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lii-mr-kennedy-s-will.md): Mr. Kennedy's attempt on Phineas Finn's life is covered up, and Kennedy descends into madness and tyranny at Loughlinter. After Kennedy's death, his will leaves the Loughlinter estate to Lady Laura, who struggles with he
- [None but the Brave Deserve the Fair](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/liii-none-but-the-brave-deserve-the-fair.md): While the political world reels from the arrest of Phineas Finn for murder, the social life of the Brake hunting country continues. Thomas Spooner, encouraged by his cousin Ned, resolves to make another attempt to win Ad
- [The Duchess Takes Counsel](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/liv-the-duchess-takes-counsel.md): Phineas Finn is committed to Newgate for the murder of Mr. Bonteen. The Duchess of Omnium and Madame Goesler consult with Mr. Low about his defense, proposing to spend large sums of money and to investigate Mr. Emilius. 
- [Phineas in Prison](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lv-phineas-in-prison.md): Phineas Finn, imprisoned and awaiting trial for the murder of Mr. Bonteen, struggles to maintain his composure. He receives visits from friends like Mr. Low, Lord Chiltern, and Barrington Erle, but finds his lawyer Mr. W
- [The Meager Family](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lvi-the-meager-family.md): Madame Goesler visits the Meager family in Northumberland Street to investigate the coat and key of Mr. Emilius, seeking evidence that might link him to the murder of Mr. Bonteen. Mrs. and Miss Meager provide details abo
- [The Beginning of the Search for the Key and the Coat](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lvii-the-beginning-of-the-search-for-the-key-and-the-coat.md): Madame Goesler discusses with Mr. Wickerby her plan to find evidence that Yosef Mealyus (Emilius) murdered Mr. Bonteen, including a search for a false key made in Prague and a grey coat belonging to Mr. Meager. Mr. Wicke
- [The Two Dukes](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lviii-the-two-dukes.md): The Duke of Omnium, feeling the need to be more directly involved in his decimal reform, requests to take over Mr. Bonteen's position at the Board of Trade, a move that surprises many and is seen by some as beneath his d
- [Mrs. Bonteen](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lix-mrs-bonteen.md): In the aftermath of Mr. Bonteen's murder, his widow becomes convinced of Phineas Finn's guilt and thirsts for his execution. Lady Eustace, staying with the Bonteens, privately suspects her own husband, Mr. Emilius, of th
- [Two Days Before the Trial](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lx-two-days-before-the-trial.md): Phineas Finn, imprisoned for murder, meets with his defense counsel Mr. Chaffanbrass and insists on a bold, truth-based defense rather than legal quibbling. Mr. Chaffanbrass reflects on the nature of criminal law and the
- [LXI: The Beginning of the Trial](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxi-the-beginning-of-the-trial.md): The trial of Phineas Finn for the murder of Mr. Bonteen begins at the Old Bailey. The chapter describes the tedious and unpleasant atmosphere of the court, the difficulty of obtaining a seat, and the perspectives of vari
- [Lord Fawn's Evidence](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxii-lord-fawn-s-evidence.md): Lord Fawn is examined in court regarding the murder of Mr. Bonteen. He testifies to seeing a man in a grey coat near the scene, but struggles to identify Phineas Finn as that man. Mr. Chaffanbrass cross-examines him aggr
- [Mr. Chaffanbrass for the Defence](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxiii-mr-chaffanbrass-for-the-defence.md): The prosecution's case concludes on Saturday, with Mrs. Bunce testifying. Over the weekend, the trial dominates public discussion, with Lord Fawn feeling disgraced. On Monday, Mr. Chaffanbrass delivers a lengthy address 
- [Confusion in the Court](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxiv-confusion-in-the-court.md): The trial of Phineas Finn is thrown into disarray by telegrams from Prague, sent by Madame Goesler, revealing that a key was made for Mealyus. Despite legal arguments that this does not alter the evidence, public opinion
- [LXV: “I Hate Her!”](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxv-i-hate-her.md): Lady Laura Kennedy, now a widow, is consumed by jealousy and hatred of Madame Goesler, who has successfully found evidence (the key) that helped secure Phineas Finn's acquittal. Laura reflects on her own sacrifices and c
- [The Foreign Bludgeon](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxvi-the-foreign-bludgeon.md): Madame Goesler returns from Prague with evidence of a key made for Mealyus, leading to Phineas Finn's likely acquittal. A bludgeon is discovered by a child in a garden, further implicating the clergyman, though direct pr
- [The Verdict](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxvii-the-verdict.md): Phineas Finn is acquitted of murder. The chapter describes his emotional and physical exhaustion following the trial, his interactions with friends and officials, and his desire to return to his lodgings in Great Marlbor
- [Phineas After the Trial](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxviii-phineas-after-the-trial.md): Ten days after his acquittal, Phineas Finn remains secluded in his lodgings, visited only by close friends. He resigns his seat in Parliament despite pleas from Mr. Monk and others, feeling broken by the ordeal. He final
- [The Duke's First Cousin](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxix-the-duke-s-first-cousin.md): The chapter shifts focus from Phineas Finn's troubles to the romantic difficulties of Adelaide Palliser and Gerard Maule, who have quarreled. Adelaide suffers silently while Gerard remains idle, taking advice from friend
- [I Will Not Go to Loughlinter](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxx-i-will-not-go-to-loughlinter.md): Lady Laura Kennedy, now a widow, is urged to visit Loughlinter, the estate she inherited from her late husband. She dreads the return, as the place is filled with painful memories of her unhappy marriage and her love for
- [Phineas Finn Is Reelected](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxi-phineas-finn-is-reelected.md): Phineas Finn is reelected for Tankerville without opposition and without expense, following his acquittal for murder. The chapter details the public's shift from believing him guilty to celebrating his innocence, and the
- [The End of the Story of Mr. Emilius and Lady Eustace](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxii-the-end-of-the-story-of-mr-emilius-and-lady-eustace.md): The chapter concludes the narrative of Mr. Emilius and Lady Eustace. Despite strong circumstantial evidence, the police fail to prove Emilius guilty of the Bonteen murder, and he is convicted only of bigamy, receiving fi
- [Phineas Finn Returns to His Duties](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxiii-phineas-finn-returns-to-his-duties.md): Phineas Finn, having been re-elected for Tankerville, is persuaded by Mr. Monk to take his seat in Parliament before the session ends, despite his deep anxiety about facing his colleagues after his trial. He overcomes hi
- [At Matching](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxiv-at-matching.md): Phineas Finn visits Matching Priory, where he is warmly received by the Duke and Duchess of Omnium and other guests. He navigates social interactions, including a dinner conversation with Adelaide Palliser about Lady Lau
- [The Trumpeton Feud Is Settled](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxv-the-trumpeton-feud-is-settled.md): During early autumn days at Matching, the dispute over Trumpeton Wood is resolved. Lord Chiltern, Master of the Brake Hounds, had been in conflict with the Duke of Omnium's agent, Mr. Fothergill, over the destruction of 
- [Madame Goesler's Legacy](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxvi-madame-goesler-s-legacy.md): Madame Goesler decides to transfer the legacy left to her by the old Duke to Adelaide Palliser, resolving the financial difficulties for Adelaide and Gerard Maule. Gerard arrives at Matching Priory, reconciles with Adela
- [Phineas Finn's Success](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxvii-phineas-finn-s-success.md): Phineas Finn is summoned to London by Prime Minister Gresham, who offers him his old position at the Colonies following Lord Fawn's resignation. Despite encouragement from the Duke of Omnium and Madame Goesler to accept,
- [The Last Visit to Saulsby](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxviii-the-last-visit-to-saulsby.md): Phineas Finn travels to Saulsby to inform Lady Laura Kennedy of his decision to decline Mr. Gresham's offer of an Undersecretaryship and his intention to propose to Madame Max Goesler. The chapter explores his internal c
- [At Last—At Last](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxix-at-last-at-last.md): Phineas Finn refuses Mr. Gresham's offer of a government position, feeling that it was offered due to his notoriety from the murder trial rather than his merit. He returns to Matching, where he discusses his decision wit
- [LXXX: Conclusion](https://www.betterreads.online/discover/phineas_redux_se/chapters/lxxx-conclusion.md): The final chapter ties up the loose ends of the narrative. Phineas Finn, acquitted and married to Madame Goesler, is seen as fortunate but urged to take up useful work. Quintus Slide faces ruin after a libel action, whil

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