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d. 1898
A Victorian travel writer and novelist, she published both under her own name and as Andrée Hope. Her books range from lively travel writing to fiction, including works on Spain, Turkey, and Gray's Inn.

by Andrée Hope

by Andrée Hope
Annie Jane Harvey, who also wrote as Andrée Hope, was a 19th-century British author. Reliable library and reference sources link the pen name Andrée Hope to Annie Jane Harvey and show that she died in 1898.
She wrote across several genres, including travel literature and fiction. Confirmed works associated with her include Turkish Harems and Circassian Homes (1871), Cositas Españolas; or, Every Day Life in Spain (1875), and Chronicles of an Old Inn; or, A Few Words About Gray's Inn (1887).
Some sources describe her as Annie Jane Harvey née Tennant and connect her with Ickwell-Bury in Bedfordshire. A portrait is known to exist in the UK's National Portrait Gallery collection, but I couldn't confirm a direct image file URL from the available page images here, so I have left the profile image blank.