The Chevalier's daughter

by Lucy Ellen Guernsey

THROUGH UNKNOWN WAYS;
Or, The Journal Books of Dorothea Trundal. Large Crown 8vo, 5/.
"A capital tale illustrative of the times of James II."—The Schoolmaster.
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OLDHAM; or, Sow beside all Waters.
A Quiet Story. Large Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 5/.
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LOVEDAY'S HISTORY.
A Story of Many Changes. Large Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 5/-.
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THE FOSTER SISTERS.
A Story of the Great Revival. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 5/-.
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"The story is charmingly told."—Guardian.
THE CHEVALIER'S DAUGHTER;
Or, An Exile for the Truth. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 5/-.
"One of those quaint old world stories which the author knows so well how to write."—Leeds Mercury.
LADY BETTY'S GOVERNESS;
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"An unusually successful attempt to reproduce the manners of the 17th century."—Saturday Review.
LADY ROSAMOND'S BOOK;
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WINIFRED.
An English Maiden of the Seventeenth Century. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3/6.
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EDGAR NELTHORPE;
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"It is very well done, with an earnest, moral purpose."—The Scotsman.
ALICE BRIDGE OF NORWICH.
A Tale of the Time of Charles I. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 6/-.
"Well adapted to give a clearer perception of a period that has passed away."—English Independent.
IDA VANE.
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