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Tish / by Mary Roberts Rinehart ; with illustrations by May Wilson Preston by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) Rinehart, 1916-01-01
Biography - Rinehart, Mary Roberts (1876-1958): An article from: Contemporary Authors by --Sketch by Michael Cisco, 2003-01-01
The romantics, by Mary Roberts Rinehart by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) Rinehart, 1929-01-01
The amazing interlude. by Mary Roberts Rinehart illustration by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1918-01-01
NomadÃ?Â¯Ã'Â¿Ã'Â½s land, by Mary Roberts Rinehart ... Illustrated by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) Rinehart, 1926
The circular staircase by Mary Roberts Rinehart. by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1908-01-01
The altar of freedom. by Mary Roberts Rinehart. by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1917-01-01
The man in lower ten. by Mary Roberts Rinehart with illustra by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1909-01-01
K. / by Mary Roberts Rinehart ; with illustrations by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) Rinehart, 1915
The breaking point, by Mary Roberts Rinhart by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) and Fogarty, Thomas (illus.) Rinehart, 1922
The Altar Of Freedom
THE bREAKING POINT. by Mary Rinehart [1876 - 1958]. Roberts, 1922
Long live the king! By Mary Roberts Rinehart. with illustrations by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1917-01-01
Crown of Life: The Story of Mary Roberts Rinehart (The Forgotten Pioneers Series) by Sybil Downing, 1992-06-25

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Roberts Rinehart, Mary
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AllRefer Encyclopedia - Mary Roberts Rinehart (American Literature, Biographies)
Related Category American Literature, Biographies. Mary Roberts RinehartrIn´hArtPronunciation Key, 18761958, American novelist, b. Pittsburgh.
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Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z R Related Category: American Literature, Biographies Mary Roberts Rinehart [r I Pronunciation Key The Circular Staircase (1908), established her as a leading writer of the genre; Rinehart and Avery Hopwood successfully dramatized the novel as The Bat (1920). Her other mystery novels include The Man in Lower Ten The Case of Jennie Brice The Red Lamp The Door The Yellow Room (1945), and The Swimming Pool (1952). Stories about "Tish," a self-reliant spinster, first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post and were collected into The Best of Tish See Rinehart's autobiography (1931, rev. ed. 1948).
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Z Buy book by Mary Roberts Rinehart from Varying Hare Books, MaryRoberts Rinehart. American novelist and playwright (1876 1958).
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1854 1891. Rinehart, Mary Roberts (Rinehart, Mary Roberts ). 1876 - 1958.Ringuet, Phillippe Panneton (Ringuet, Phillippe Panneton ). 1895 - 1960.
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Best American Novels
a broader following. The Circular Staircase Mary Roberts Rinehart(18761958) Indianapolis Bobbs Merrill, 1908. A large rented
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Extractions: Home The Best American Novels of the Twentieth Century Still Readable Today by Eleanor M. Gehres A thought-provoking compendium of the best American novels of the twentieth century. What were the best novels written by Americans during the twentieth century? Does best necessarily mean the most influential at the time of publication, or that the book was a best-seller or held the highest standard of writing from purely an academic point of view? Eleanor Gehres, former Director of the Denver Public Librarys Western History Department, was assigned the task of evaluating the field of American literature in the twentieth century and came up with this book. Novels recommended by others were discarded if they did not pass Eleanors criteria: First, was the book important; and, second, was the book still a good read in the current day? Entries range from masterpieces, such as Fitzgeralds
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GIGA QUOTES BY AUTHOR. Mary Roberts Rinehart. Americannovelist and playwright (1876 1958).
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Robbie Emily Dunn Collection Of American Detective Fiction - Special Collections
Perhaps even better remembered is Mary Roberts Rinehart (1876 1958), who is oftenreferred to as the founder of the had I but known school of detective
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Extractions: JACKSON LIBRARY HOME SEARCH ASK US! Special Collections and Rare Books The Robbie Emily Dunn Collection of American Detective Fiction was begun in 1981 with the initial intention that only women writers would be included. It quickly became evident that to exclude certain works written by men would be to exclude some interesting women detectives. The character of Bertha Cool, for example, allowed the inclusion of Erle Stanley Gardner writing under the pseudonym of A. A. Fair. Gardner keeps company with approximately forty other gentlemen writers similarly brought in to the collection by their fictitious lady sleuths. The collection has grown to approximately 3000 volumes representing nearly 200 authors, 85 percent of whom are women. The earliest known American work in the genre written by a woman predates, as far as is known, the earliest American novel to feature a female detective. Historians of popular literature credit Seeley Regester (pseudonym of Metta Victoria Fuller Victor, 1831 - 1885) as our country's first woman to write a work of detective fiction. It is with her novel, The Dead Letter The author remembered today as the "mother of detective fiction" is Anna Katherine Green (1846 - 1935) described in recent years as the J.B. Fletcher of her day since she was often asked to help solve real crimes. It is Green who gave us Amelia Butterworth, the first spinster sleuth, and Miss Violet Strange whose success rested on her possession of a clue-sensitive bloodhound.
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Extractions: Tullos, Allen Habits of Industry : White Culture and the Transformation of the Carolina Piedmont Chapel Hill, NC, U.S.A.: University of North Carolina Press. As New/As New. 1989. Hard Cover. 0-8078-4247-8. Keywords: PIEDMONT, HISTORY, TEXTILE, INDUSTRY, UNITED, STATES, STATE, LOCAL. (Inventory #034273)
Musconetcong Valley Cemetery
In memory ofWife of John C. BurdDaughter of John Catharine Rinehart. Roberts,Thomas W. 1R2-1, 1908, 1983, Roberts, Mary Elizabeth Christine, 1-R2-1, 1911,
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Mary Roberts Rinehart 1876 - 1958 America s first woman war correspondentduring World War I for the Saturday Evening Post; wrote mystery novels
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Extractions: ACCOMPLISHED WOMEN BURIED AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY Commander Beatrice V. Ball , 1902 - 1963. U.S. Coast Guard Reserve. She was a senior officer in SPARS (Women's Coast Guard unit) founded in World War II. Lt. Ollie Josephine B. Bennett , 1874 - 1953. Pioneer woman doctor in World War I. Lt. Kara Spears Hultgreen , US Navy Was the first female pilot killed after the Department of Defense Risk rule was rescinded. Lt. Hultgreen was one of the first US Navy female combat pilots. Commodore (Rear Adm.) Grace Murray Hopper - 1906 - 1992 US Navy Was a mathematician, and a pioneer in data processing and computer science. Admiral Hopper invented COBOL and coined the term "bug" in computers. When she retired from the Navy in 1986, at the age of 80, she was the oldest officer on active duty. Captain Winifred Love , USN, of Newport, Rhode Island, 1914 - 1999. In 1967, Captain Love, who was among the first group of Navy women officers selected to the permanent rank of Captain, reported to her last command as director of training publications for the operating Fleet. In 1973 she retired after 30 years of distinguished service to her country. Captain Love has awards and decorations that include the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, the American Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, and the National Defense Service Medal.
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1888 1984) child Rinehart, Horace Homer 1845 - ) -child Sadler,Mary (1847 - ) -child 1801 - 1891) mother Roberts, Celina(*1802
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The Straight Dope: In Whodunits, Its the Butler Did It. Who Did It First?
The expression the butler did it is commonly attributed to novelist Mary RobertsRinehart (18761958), who wrote dozens of popular books, starting with The
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Extractions: Home Page Message Boards News Archive ... Recent Columns Index In whodunits, it's "the butler did it." Who did it first? 26-Sep-2003 Dear Cecil: Oft have we all heard the aged whodunit cliche "The butler did it!" But when did the butler ever do it? I've never heard of the butler actually having done it. How did this cliche become the cliche it became if there were never any butlers who did it? Brian J. Wright, via e-mail Cecil replies: Of course butlers do it. How do you think they make little butlers? What you really want to know is whether the butler in a whodunit ever actually committed the murder (detective-story rule number seven says it must always be a murder), and what writer was initially responsible for this cliche most foul. Which, with apologies to Agatha Christie, is the last detective-story cliche you'll read in this column. Little Ed and I initially connived to cram it full of Conan Doyle-isms, but halfway through I looked at him and said, "Are you thinking what I'm thinking?" "Yes," he admitted. "The plot sickens."
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