Trollope's position regarding "The Woman Question" is still unclear to many critics; his public statements and the portraits of his female characters are often at odds with one another. Is he a feminist, or does he adhere to the traditional Victorian's position on this issue? One answer to this question may be formulated by looking at Trollope's depiction of courtship and marriage in the six novels which make up the Palliser series.;Over the course of these novels, Trollope creates a new vision of the ideal young woman: she is self-sufficient and knows what she desires from life. His vision of a successful marriage comes to resemble that of his contemporary John Stuart Mill. Trollope, like his creation the Duke of Omnium, is able to separate his personal opinions regarding "The Woman Question" from his role as a chronicler of the "real" world.
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机译：特罗洛普（Trollope）关于“女性问题”的立场对于许多批评家来说还不清楚。他的公开声明和他的女性角色肖像常常彼此矛盾。他是女权主义者，还是在这个问题上坚持传统的维多利亚时代立场？这个问题的一个答案可以通过查看特罗洛普在构成《帕利斯尔》系列的六本小说中对求爱和婚姻的描述而得出。 -足够，知道她对生活的渴望。他对成功婚姻的看法与他当代的约翰·斯图尔特·米尔（John Stuart Mill）相似。特罗洛普（Trollope）和他的全能公爵（Duke of Omnium）一样，能够将自己对“妇女问题”的个人见解与作为“真实”世界的编年史者的角色区分开来。
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