Rose Macaulay
1 August 1881 – 30 October 1958
An English writer, most noted for her award-winning novel <i>The Towers of Trebizond</i>, about a small Anglo-Catholic group crossing Turkey by camel (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Macaulay>Wikipedia</a>).
Books
- Coming to London
- Told by an idiot
- Keeping up appearances
- They were defeated
- I would be private
- Milton
- Going abroad
- Orphan Island
- Life among the English
- Potterism
- Personal pleasures
- They were defeated
- The lee shore
- Three days
- Sekai no iseki
- Nada tan amargo
- What not
- Some religious elements in English literature
- Non-combatants and others
- Mystery at Geneva
- Orphan Island
- Crewe train
- Told by an idiot
- The Lee Shore
- Life among the English
- Pleasure of ruins
- Dearest Jean
- Going abroad
- Milton
- The world my wilderness
- Dangerous Ages
- Fabled shore
- The minor pleasures of life
- Crewe train
- Keeping up appearances
- Going Abroad
- The world my wilderness
- A casual commentary
- Views and vagabonds
- Female incident Vanity Fair et al. ISBN
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