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The Oxford Companion to Edwardian Fiction
..., Frederick ( 1849–1922 ) married ( 1878 ) Jane Wilson . Born in Birmingham, he was educated at King Edward VI's School, Birmingham, St Alban Hall, and Merton College, Oxford. He was ordained ( 1876 ) to the curacy of St George's, Kendal; three years later he went to Ireland and worked in Derry and Limerick. From 1882 he was Rector of St John's, Limerick. He was made a canon of St Munchins's in Limerick cathedral in 1906 . He published some twelve volumes of verse, several plays, books for boys and children, and several novels. Both The Calling of...
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The Oxford Companion to Edwardian Fiction
..., Rosamond [ Rosamond Grant Langbridge ] ( 1880–1964 ) married J. S. Fletcher . Born in Donegal, daughter of the Revd Frederick Langbridge , she was brought up and educated privately in Limerick. Langbridge contributed fiction and articles to the Manchester Guardian . She specialized in marriage problem novels of a mildly racy kind. The Flame and the Flood ( 1903 ), which appeared in the Fisher Unwin ‘First Novel Library’, concerns ‘amorous passages’ between a vulgar professional pianist who is false to his wife and a hysterical heroine who is...
regional fiction Reference library
The Oxford Companion to Edwardian Fiction
... Conyers , Robert Cromie , Alice Dease , Edmund Downey , Lord Dunsany , Charlotte Eccles , Stephen Foreman , ‘M. E. Francis ’, Lady Gilbert , ‘Sarah Grand ’, Catherine J. Hamilton , ‘M. Hamilton ’, H. A. Hinkson , S. R. Keightley , W. Patrick Kelly , Frederick Langbridge , John Heron Lepper , Winifred M. Letts , S. R. Lysaght , Justin H. M'Carthy , Randall William McDonnell , Ella MacMahon , L. McManus , Seamus MacManus , Ethel Colburn Mayne , F. Frankfort Moore , George Moore , Mrs H. H. Penrose , P. A. Sheehan , E. Œ . ...
feminist fiction Reference library
The Oxford Companion to Edwardian Fiction
..., C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne , A. M. Irvine , Sheila Kaye-Smith , Annesley Kenealy , Arabella Kenealy , Flora Klickmann , Rosamond Langbridge , Margaret Legge , M. Little , Ivy Low , Mrs Belloc Lowndes , Louise Mack , Ethel Colburn Mayne , F. M. Mayor , Gladys Mendl , ‘Isabel Meredith ’, Viola Meynell , Jean Middlemass , Florence Montgomery , L. M. Montgomery , ‘Elinor Mordaunt ’, Horace W. C. Newte , Frederick Niven , Alfred Ollivant , A. Perrin , Margaret Peterson , John Randal , Amber Reeves , Mrs Baillie Reynolds , W. Pett Ridge ,...
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Maritime History
...Guillaume-Joseph-Gabriel de La Landelle ( 1812–1886 ), author of Les épaulettes d’amiral ( 1856 ) and La frégate l’Introuvable ( 1868 ), are the most notable. The Twentieth Century The first important naval novel of the twentieth century, The Gunroom ( 1919 ) by Charles Langbridge Morgan ( 1894–1958 ), fictionalized Morgan’s life as a midshipman in the Royal Navy before World War I. In the 1930s, Charles Nordhoff ( 1887–1947 ) and James Norman Hall ( 1887–1951 ) returned to the eighteenth-century inspiration with massive historical research for...
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