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Alfred H. Engelbach
A Victorian writer of historical and children's fiction, best remembered for adventure stories such as The King's Warrant and Gretchen's Troubles. His books were published in the 19th century and often aimed at younger readers.
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The King's Warrant: A Story of Old and New France
by Alfred H. Engelbach
About the author
Alfred H. Engelbach, also identified in library and author records as Alfred Harold Engelbach, was a 19th-century British author. A Victorian Research author entry lists his lifespan as 1816–1897.
His known books include The King's Warrant, Gretchen's Troubles, Bertie and His Sister, Monsieur Jack, and Two Campaigns. The titles associated with him suggest a mix of historical adventure, family stories, and fiction written for younger audiences.
Although detailed biographical information appears to be limited online, surviving catalog and archive records show that he was a productive writer whose work has continued to circulate through library listings, reprints, and public-domain editions.