A PREFATORY WORD
MARY A. WARD. - PART I. WESTMORELAND - PART II. LONDON - PART III. AFTER TWELVE YEARS - NOTES ON THE ILLUSTRATIONS - FENWICK'S COTTAGE
HUSBAND AND WIFE
EUGÉNIE
PHOEBE'S RIVAL
'BE MY MESSENGER'
ROBIN GHYLL COTTAGE
FENWICK STOOD LOOKING AT THE CANVAS
INTRODUCTION
MARY A. WARD. - PART I - WESTMORELAND
Language
en
Duration
~9 hours (543K characters)
Release date
2004-05-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1851–1920
Best known for the hugely successful novel Robert Elsmere, this English writer was one of the most widely read literary voices of the late Victorian era. Her fiction often took on big questions about religion, politics, and social change while staying rooted in everyday human lives.
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