Description
From the interfering Chaperon getting in the way of the Debutante's romantic expectations, to the overblown pomposity of the family butler, who runs the household with an iron fist but ingratiates himself with the master, Victorian author Catherine Gore brings to life the characters that best denote her generation of Englishmen and women.
About the Author
Catherine Gore was born in 1799. As a child she wrote poetry and was called 'the poetess' by her friends. Within a year of her marriage she had embarked upon a prolific writing career which was to last for more than three decades and produce more than 60 published works, both novels and plays. Her novels, noted for their wit, were very popular at the time; her obituary in The Times in 1861 called her 'the best novel writer of her class and the wittiest woman of her age.'
Book Information
ISBN 9781845880439
Author Catherine Gore
Format Paperback
Page Count 192
Imprint Nonsuch Publishing
Publisher Nonsuch Publishing
Weight(grams) 210g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 125mm * 10mm
