A Catalogue of Books in First Editions Selected to Illustrate the History of English Prose Fiction From 1485 to 1870
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Radcliffe, and to the antiquary Joseph Strutt, whose Queenhoo- Hall, left unfinished by the author, he completed hastily in 1808.
76 The Scottish Chiefs, A Romance . . .
By Miss Jane Porter . . . London : Printed 78 the revival of romance for Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme . . . 1810.
First edition. Octavo. Five volumes.
The third edition appeared in i8t6, and was dedicated to the poet Thomas Campbell, who had sent the author a sketch of Wallace's life.
The work was translated into German and R...us- sian, and was proscribed by Napoleon.
79 THE NOVEL OF DOMESTIC SATIRE Frances Burney, Madame d'Arblay (1752-1840) "She had very little inventive power; her best novel, Evelina, has no plot worth speaking of.
She never wrote really well. . . . What, then, was it in Evelina, and in part in Cecilia (with a faint survival even into Camilla), which turned the heads of such a town as Johnson and Burke, Walpole and Windham, and many others — which, to persons who can see it, makes the books attractive to-day, and which should al- ways give their, author a secure and distinguished place in the great torch-race of English fiction- writers?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Radcliffe, and to the antiquary Joseph Strutt, whose Queenhoo- Hall, left unfinished by the author, he completed hastily in 1808.
76 The Scottish Chiefs, A Romance . . .
By Miss Jane Porter . . . London : Printed 78 the revival of romance for Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme . . . 1810.
First edition. Octavo. Five volumes.
The third edition appeared in i8t6, and was dedicated to the poet Thomas Campbell, who had sent the author a sketch of Wallace's life.
The work was translated into German and R...us- sian, and was proscribed by Napoleon.
79 THE NOVEL OF DOMESTIC SATIRE Frances Burney, Madame d'Arblay (1752-1840) "She had very little inventive power; her best novel, Evelina, has no plot worth speaking of.
She never wrote really well. . . . What, then, was it in Evelina, and in part in Cecilia (with a faint survival even into Camilla), which turned the heads of such a town as Johnson and Burke, Walpole and Windham, and many others — which, to persons who can see it, makes the books attractive to-day, and which should al- ways give their, author a secure and distinguished place in the great torch-race of English fiction- writers?
What to read after A Catalogue of Books in First Editions Selected to Illustrate the History of English Prose Fiction From 1485 to 1870?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grolier Club to read onlineMoreLess
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