Jane Helen Findlater
'Jane Helen Findlater' contains the following 8 items:
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Works by selected Scottish authors > Jane Helen Findlater > 1896 - Green graves of Balgowrie [128693598] Date published: 1896 |
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Works by selected Scottish authors > Jane Helen Findlater > 1897 - Daughter of strife [128693599] Date published: 1897 |
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Works by selected Scottish authors > Jane Helen Findlater > Date published: 1899 |
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Works by selected Scottish authors > Jane Helen Findlater > 1902 - Story of a mother [128693600] Publisher: James Nisbet and Co. (London, England) Date published: 1902 |
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Works by selected Scottish authors > Jane Helen Findlater > 1904 - Stones from a glass house [128693602] Publisher: James Nisbet and Co. (London, England) Date published: 1904 |
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Works by selected Scottish authors > Jane Helen Findlater > [1905] - All that happened in a week [128693596] Publisher: Thomas Nelson & Sons Probable date published: 1905 |
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Works by selected Scottish authors > Jane Helen Findlater > 1912 - Seven Scots stories [128693570] Publisher: Smith, Elder, and Co. Illustrator: Kerr, Henry Wright, 1857-1936 Date published: 1912 |
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Works by selected Scottish authors > Jane Helen Findlater > 1921 - Green-grass widow, and other stories [128693601] Probable date published: 1921 |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/128693595 |
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| Description | Jane Findlater (1866-1946) was a celebrated novelist and short-story writer, sometimes in collaboration with her elder sister Mary. Her first novel, 'The Green Graves of Balgownie' (1896), was a great success. She became known for her authentic portrayals of rural life in Scotland, and was admired by contemporaries such as Rudyard Kipling and Virginia Woolf. Her work has subsequently gone out of print and fallen into relative obscurity. |
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| Description | A selection of classic out-of-copyright Scottish poetry, prose and children’s stories from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. |
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