Tauchnitz

CD sought royal patronage for her work by asking the Princess of Caserta to donate a photograph of her husband, Prince Alfonso , for the book's frontispiece. The work was translated into German in...

ATR published Da Capo and Other Tales: this was the tenth title of hers to appear in Tauchnitz 's Collection of British Authors.

A year later, in September 1913, EG published another romance novel, The Sequence, 1905-1912. It appeared as Guinevere's Lover in the USA the same year, and the Tauchnitz edition of the following year used...

It was re-issued by Tauchnitz in 1876 in an edition which was in turn reprinted in facsimile in 2005.

EL 's historical novel In Spite of All, 1901, set partly around Bosbury in Herefordshire, was unusual in that she also used the same story (earlier in the year that the novel was...

CD 's three-volume The Rajah's Heir proved to be a successful historical novel; it appeared in a Tauchnitz edition in the year of its first publication.

It appeared in volume form the same year, published in England by Smith, Elder and abroad (like most of ATR 's other works) by Tauchnitz in Leipzig. It was reissued by Smith, Elder the...

This appeared not from Macmillan as usual, but through William Hunt , publisher of Evening Hours. Reprints have included a Tauchnitz edition the year after first publication and New Zealand editions (issued at Christchurch...

FM published a novel entitled A Daughter of the Tropics, which turns on questions of race and of the occult. A Tauchnitz edition followed the next year.

Some editions, like the Tauchnitz one, gave the author's name as Hal Godfrey.

Tauchnitz made this the title piece of a collection of long short fiction published in 1876, that substantially overlaps with the contents of Smith, Elder 's To Esther and Other Sketches, 1876.

This had a Tauchnitz edition the same year.

The book was compiled from letters which had previously appeared, vilely printed and not proof-read by the author or apparently by anyone else, in Evening Hours.MAB read proof of the book as...

The next year saw both a Tauchnitz edition and a second London one in Frederick Warne 's Yellow-Back Collection.

It was John Blackwood who thought of the eventual title, after candidates including The Tullivers, St. Oggs on the Floss, Sister Maggie, and The House of Tulliver; or, Life on the Floss...