16100 Ecclesiastical History and places her firmly in

and places her firmly in both the 18th and 19th centuries

This book is concerned with the houses of the gentry

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this affectionate bio examines her family life and each novel

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16100 Ecclesiastical History and places her firmly inOriginally published in 1885. Lyall was the pen name of Ada Ellen Bayly [1857 1903], a British novelist and early feminist. In the introduction to this novel she states she is trying to "describe the natural growth of a character" and has chosen a setting 200 years in the past. although she dreads calling it a historical novel. She does, however, combine real characters with her fictitious one. This edition, published in 1886, is covered in brown