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Mary Augusta Ward
Birth date: June 11, 1851
Died: March 24, 1920
Mary Augusta Ward's Books
Canadian Born - Mary Augusta Ward Towards the Goal - Mary Augusta Ward Sir George Tressady - Volume II - Mary Augusta Ward, The Perfect Library Fields of Victory - Mary Augusta Ward Marcella - Mary Augusta Ward Sir George Tressady, Volume II (Dodo Press) - Mary Augusta Ward Helbeck of Bannisdale - Mary Augusta Ward A Writer's Recollections, Volume 1 (Illustrated Edition) (Dodo Press) - Mary Augusta Ward The History of David Grieve - Mary Augusta Ward Average Jones - Mary Augusta Ward Robert Elsmere, Volume 2 - Mary Augusta Ward, Arthur St Clair Colyar The Top 100 International Coffee Recipes: How to Prepare, Serve and Experience Great Cups of Tasty & Healthy Coffee for all Occassions (The top 100 recipe series) - Mary Ward Marcella, Volume I (Dodo Press) - Mary Augusta Ward Mission for Justice: The History of the First African American Catholic Church in Newark, New Jersey - Mary Augusta Ward Amiel's Journal, Vol 1: The Journal Intime of Henri-Frederic Amiel - Henri-Frédéric Amiel, Mary Augusta Ward The Case of Richard Meynell - Mary Augusta Ward The Story of Bessie Costrell - Mary Augusta Ward Lady Merton, Colonist - Mary Augusta Ward Helbeck of Bannisdale, Volume II (Dodo Press) - Mary Augusta Ward Lady Rose's Daughter: Volume 2 - Mary Augusta Ward
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Knulp by Herman Hesse Knulp is intelligent and witty and everyone likes him, but he has turned his back on having a career or a home or any of the conventional trappings of success. Instead he travels around, sleeping in fields and visiting friends. Because he’s so happy and charming, he has frien...
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Okay, now I've completed the Bronte set. I've read Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, and now The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte... So, what did I think of it? Well, Anne Bronte is every bit as accomplished an author as her sisters. Masterful use of language and description. ...but it was a...
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