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See also: pen-name of Henrietta Eliza See also: Vaughan See also: Stannard (1856– ), See also: English novelist, who was See also: born on the 13th of See also: January 1856, the daughter of the Rev
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She early began to write fiction for different magazines, producing sentimental stories, chiefly of army See also: life
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Two of these, Booties' Baby and Houp-la, which appeared originally in The Graphic in 1885, established her reputation, and she became a prolific novelist, producing some sixty other See also: light and amusing books, the best of which See also: deal with military life
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An indefatigable journalist on matters affecting See also: women, she was the first president of the Writers' See also: Club (1892), and presided from Igor to 1903 over the Society of Women Journalists
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She married in 1884 Arthur Stannard, a See also: civil engineer
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I have a hard copy of the book, "Bootles' Baby, by the author. Is it worth anything, it is in excellent condition? Thank you, Pat Bonomo
I have found a poor but readable copy of The Christmas Fairy by John Strange Winter in our bookshelves. It also has sories by Frances Crompton and Mrs Molesworth and was printed in Bavaria. Is there any market for this?
I've found a painting (oil I Believe) by Rev. H.V. Palmer, father of Ms. Stannard. He called the works "Blue Bonnett"...would like to know if market or are there other paintings?
I have an old bottle embossed John Strange Winter's LAKSHMI Skin Lotion. Do you know who manufactured this lotion?
RE: Painting by Rev. Palmer Contact me at jjarmstsr42@yahoo.com as I may have some info.
I just realized that this is a monitored site. Can you provide my email address to the person who is looking for information on a painting by Rev. Palmer in the comments section of this page. I would like to discuss what info I have. Thank you, Jeff Armstrong Towanda, IL jjarmstr42@yahoo.com
Please correct the email address above. It should read jjarmstr42@yahoo.com thank you.
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