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Fanny Wheeler Hart
A 19th-century English novelist and poet, she wrote domestic and social fiction that still turns up in classic-library collections. Best known for books such as "Mrs. Jerningham's Journal" and "Harry," she published under the name Fanny Wheeler Hart.
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Harry
by Fanny Wheeler Hart
About the author
Born Frances Whittenbury Wheeler, she was an English author who lived from 1835 to 1902 and published as Fanny Wheeler Hart. Available reference pages identify her as the wife of the Rev. Dudley Hart, and her work is now preserved through public-domain and library archives.
Her surviving bibliography points to a writer of Victorian-era fiction, with titles including Mrs. Jerningham's Journal and Harry. Modern readers are most likely to encounter her through digitized editions and catalog records, which suggest a steady place in the world of nineteenth-century popular literature.
Reliable pages found for this overview did not provide a clear, usable portrait image of her, so no profile photo is included here.