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Hale-White, Sir William, Notes about William Hale White Mark Rutherford...White. Klinke Hans, William Hale White, Versuch einer...Mark Rutherford: A Biography of William Hale White...Writings of William Hale White 1831- 1913 , Ph.D. dissertation...in his History of the English Novel , Vol. IX London...

...Data Hall, N. John. Trollope: a biography/ N. John Hall. Includes bibliographical...Trollope, Anthony, 1815-1882--Biography. 2. Novelists, English--19th century--Biography. I. Title. PR5686.H26 1991 823...

...unauthorized copies appeared in England. 2 Before the first English edition of May Martin came out, however, it is said that...Peacock , p. 27. 2 The best-known and perhaps the first English edition was that in The Romanticists and Novelists Library, vol. i, 1841. W. Hazlitt, the younger, was...

...observations werent limited to the upper-class English. As when at home, he liked to walk the...When the Crimean War ended with the English celebrating their victory over the Russians...crowds in the streets. He praised the English for being so solidly behind their government...

...soul-the heart of the American people? Why do our authors aim at no higher degree of merit, than a successful imitation of English writ- ers of celebrity? Still only twenty, Herman had not yet ventured into poetry or fiction. His eloquence funneled into...

...Studies in the Nineteenth Century. by SUSAN MORGAN This annual review of English studies is for the year...Parody, edited by Stones; William Frederick Deacons Warreniana...articles on Jack the Ripper. William Baker and Kenneth Womack...Duncan Wu and Tom Paulins William Hazlitt collection, The...been read only by the novelists family. And the letters...write. Then come the biographies, those apparently irresistible...big, brash, bouncing biography is represented by Benita...century. She was a prolific novelist, and a friend to many...

...into late-twentieth-century Britain, where he analyzes...edited by Jay Losey and William D. Brewer. Some of these...engagement with nineteenth-century English culture: Denisoff explores...Letters offers a fascinating biography of this long-obscure writer...Pain in Late Nineteenth-Century English Culture. Beginning with...

...novelist of the nineteenth century. by Alexander Ritter In...public became aware of the novelist Charles Sealsfield when...cooperate. Eduard Castles biography of Sealsfield(15) documents...avoided contact with fellow novelists and thus remained an...and country, black and white, as well as by the growing...novel, Tokeah; or the White Rose, which was published in English and German in three altered...Piracy and Promotion in the 19th Century (Stuttgart: Charles...and Enquirer (New York, 1831-32), author of articles...

...later eighteenth century. (10.) Although...been published in English, see Gossman...Curiosities of Eccentric Biography, Mary Baker, or...Edinburgh bookseller William Philip Nimmo (1831-1883). (13...Waterloo Directory of English Newspapers and Periodicals...15, 180. "Biography." Extract from...Jameson and Collective Biographies of Women." Victorian...Miscellaneous Library of William E. Burton, the...Capp, Bernard. English Almanacs, 1500...Early Nineteenth-Century Audiences. London...

...Perspectives on the Nineteenth-Century Woman," in The Afro-American...first half of the twentieth-century, the presence of black women...Heroines Text at the Turn of the Century (New York, 1992), 5 italics...Bettye Collier-Thomas, "Biography, Race Vindication, and...the Afro-American Woman Novelist (New York, 1987), 63...Magazine were purchased by whites. See Patterson, "Kin o...

...Phelps First Wrote to the Novelist James Salter. Here Are...that being labeled a gay novelist would limit him as a writer...worlds "first bisexual novelist," but in other instances...texts to fashion standard biographies. Rorem has written that...the Seagram Building. A white-coated waiter from the...for Life about a show of 19th century American painting, furniture...Im translating it into English. Im also reading a couple...50,000 to write a biography of Mrs. McCullers, but...

...the Robber Barons: The Novelist Thought Italian Art Should...the last decades of the 19th and first decades of the...at Morgans death in 1913, that his estate, exclusive...families, acquired over centuries. A year after Morgans...the architect Stanford White kept a ship at anchor...Italian painting is in an English country house. About...artist became part of the English heritage. But I guess...aristocrats." By the mid-19th century, "not only were pictures...public in December 1935. William T. Waiters, builder...Secrest in her recent biography Duveen: A Life in Art...

...the behaviour and customs of the English. She was also fascinated by the English countryside, but what delighted...gaudy architectural excesses of the 19th century villas in Kent which were a striking...both an entertaining satire of the English abroad as well as a perceptive study...calls innocents. In this novel the novelist periodically breaks off the narrative...century. She was one of the few novelists of the 1920s whose creativity continued...

...short, in English and Dutch...Quarrel." William Snelgrave...professor of English at the University...in the early 19th century by a new bourgeois...and 20th centuries captured the...Defoe and other novelists such as Samuel...critics in 1831 were scandalized...perhaps a new 19th-century definition...Liberty. The English romantic poet...more than a century, and the two...17th and 18th Centuries. A longer...

...British literature in the early 20th century, Woolf did take time out to write...prose, as well as an interest in her biography, which Shank worked into a 1993 play...Schubert might have composed it in the 19th century. "This song could be the heart of...that Woolf teasingly called it a "biography" and modeled the protagonist after...in German and Miranda Richardson in English, allowing the piece to be refracted...

...That Drove Dickens to the Grave; BIOGRAPHY. Byline: BEL MOONEY CHARLES DICKENS...tricks of the Master. The prolific novelist lives on and on, his work still...Tomalins spirited and meticulous biography has been published smartly ahead...claim the highest position amongst English novelists. A certain kind of intellectual...and judged Dickens the greatest novelist of the 19th century. In recent years, Dickenss reputation...

...behind a nom de plume. George Eliot was born. Her biography has been done several times before so, instead, Brenda...explains how a farmers daughter from Nuneaton in the English midlands managed to turn herself into one of the most successful and enduring European novelists of the 19th century. Books such as Adam Bede, The Mill On The Floss and...For Romola, a heavy historical novel set in 15th century Florence, she received pounds sterling7,000 - more...

...Write Stuff. A pair of novelists who missed out on the 2000...3,500. Kneales book, English Passengers, about a 19th century seafaring odyssey to find...Whitbread first-novel winner White Teeth after leaving university...which was the Whitbread biography winner. Each of the winners...Whitbread first novel award - White Teeth by Zadie Smith. Described...dancing 10-year-old, White Teeth looks at the lives...

...in Sarajevo a store with a good English language selection. Deciding to...Wystan Auden ... a Larousse English dictionary ... and a fat Penguin...Tennessee Williams. His favourite novelists included Charles Dickens, Anthony...And thats just those writing in English, for Burton was an enthusiastic...addicted to history and historical biography, fascinated by leaders, statesmen...people. He ranged wider still - biographies of George Custer and J. B. S...and he is signed by Twentieth Century-Fox January 1962: During filming...the SouthWales coalfield, and in 19th and 20th century Welsh politics...

...stories in a Chinese way in English. In fact, her 1931...S. Buck: A Cultural Biography (1996), but she has...and more easily than English. She began reading and...everything in the mid-19th-century Taiping Rebellion. Pearls...understand, was first-rate novelists training. Pearl was...moving on to novels, biographies of her parents, short...Bucks territory as a novelist, writes Ms. Spurling...It is the end of the 19th century, and China is...S. BUCK: A CULTURAL BIOGRAPHY By Peter Conn Cambridge...

WHITE, WILLIAM HALE pseud. Mark Rutherford, 1831 1913, English novelist. He studied to become a clergyman, but instead...director of naval contracts. The son of a dissenter, White gives in his novels a poignant account of his spiritual...

...produced a number of graceful biographies of prominent writers. Thomas...John Evelyn . The Eighteenth Century The Glorious Revolution of...and Laurence Sterne the English novel flourished. Probably...and James Boswell , whose biography of Johnson is a classic of...up to expectations, most English intellectuals renounced the...literary. Although the great novelist Jane Austen wrote during...novel widely popular. Other novelists of the period were Maria...Another novelist of the late 19th cent. was the prolific Anthony...number of highly individual novelists, including Kingsley Amis...to work in the expansive 19th-century tradition, producing a series...and the Irish expatriate novelist and playwright Samuel Beckett...and translated them into English, is considered the greatest...

OBRIAN, PATRICK 1914 2000, British novelist, b. near London as Richard Patrick Russ. He changed his name in 1945 and after World War II settled...By the 1980s OBrian was a British literary cult figure, sometimes compared to Englands greatest novelists. Not published in the United States until the 1990s, his books soon achieved a huge readership there. OBrian also wrote such nonfiction works as a study of life in the early 19th-century English navy (1974) and biographies of Picasso (1976) and Joseph Banks (1986) and was a talented translator. Two of OBrians novels...of a film, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003), directed by Peter Weir . See biography by D. Kean (2000); studies by A. E. Cunningham, ed. (1994), D. Kean (1995 and 1996...