Mrs. Inchbald
1753 – 1821
An English novelist, actress, and dramatist. Her two novels are still read today (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Inchbald>Wikipedia</a>).
Books
- The mountaineers
- Fontainbleau
- Douglas, or, The noble shepherd
- Lover's vows
- Every one has his fault
- Animal magnetism: a farce
- Nature and art ...
- The Fruitless repentance, or The history of Miss Kitty Le Fever
- Every one has his fault
- All on a summer's day!
- Lady Mathilde
- King Henry VIII
- Appearance is against them
- The married man
- A mogul tale, a farce in two acts
- I'll tell you what
- De Monfort
- The mourning ring ...
- The stranger; a drama, in five acts ...
- The British theatre
- Next door neighbours
- History of Lady Julia Mandeville / by the Translator of Lady Catesby's Letters. Nature and Art / by Mrs. Inchbald [microform]
- The Mogul tale
- The midnight hour
- The mogul tale, or, the descent of the balloon
- Wives as they were, and maids as they are
- The child of nature
- Simple histoire
- Such things are: a play
- Lovers' vows
- Emily Herbert; or, Perfidy punished
- Such things are
- Zhiznʹ di︠e︡vit︠s︡y Matilʹdy, sluzhashchai︠a︡ prodolzhenīem Prostoĭ istorīi
- The wise man of the East
- Such things are
- Animal magnetism
- Animal magnetism, or Mesmerism
- Nature and art
- The wedding day
- A simple story
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