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The long night. by Stanley J. Weyman illustrated by Solomon by Weyman. Stanley John. 1855-1928., 1903-01-01
My lady Rotha; a romance. With eight illus. by John Williamson by Stanley John, 1855-1928 Weyman, 2009-10-26
The long night by Stanley John, 1855-1928 Weyman, 2009-10-26
Ovington 's bank. With a frontispiece by C.L. Cary. by Weyman. Stanley John. 1855-1928., 1922-01-01
Shrewsbury; a romance. With illus. by Claude A. Shepperson by Stanley John, 1855-1928 Weyman, 2009-10-26
The Castle inn. Illustrated by Walter Appleton Clark by Stanley John, 1855-1928 Weyman, 2009-10-26
In kings ' byways. by Weyman. Stanley John. 1855-1928., 1902-01-01
Count Hannibal. a romance of the court of France. by Weyman. Stanley John. 1855-1928., 1901-01-01
The great house. by Weyman. Stanley John. 1855-1928., 1922-01-01
The man in black. Illustrated by Wal Paget and H.M. Paget by Stanley John, 1855-1928 Weyman, 2009-10-26

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Stanley Weyman (1855-1928)
18551928. Profile. Stanley John Weyman was born at 54 Broad Street, Ludlow, Shropshire,the son of a solicitor and educated at Ludlow Grammar School, Shrewsbury
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Extractions: [Content] www.literaryheritage.org.uk Home People Places Themes ... Site map Stanley John Weyman was born at 54 Broad Street, Ludlow , Shropshire, the son of a solicitor and educated at Ludlow Grammar School, Shrewsbury School and Christ Church College, Oxford. He began writing in a minor way while at Oxford, where he read history, and increased his output in the following years with articles for The Cornhill magazine . He in fact spent ten years as a barrister before turning to a literary career full time, due largely to the influence of the magazine's editor. Weyman travelled abroad and his experiences and observations provided him with much of the background for the historical stories and romances for which he became well known. On one occasion he was arrested under suspicion of being a spy in the south of France and was only released after the intervention of the British Ambassador. His novels include Memoirs of a minister of France The red cockade The long night The wild geese (1908) as well as many short stories.
Violet Books: Stanley Weyman Bibliography
A bookstore specializing in hardto-find antiquarian supernatural literature. Here's an annotated bibliography of Stanley Weyman's swashbuckling tales. Stanley John Weyman (1855-1928) annotated
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Extractions: annotated bibliography Living in the United States, I have held more US first editions of Stanley Weyman than British. I've been adding to this bibliography information about the illustrated editions as this becomes known to me; but this is thus far incomplete. The bibliography will be fleshed out as more comes to me from finding more specimens, or from what collectors of Weyman can fill in for me I would welcome information based on books on your shelves! THE ABBESS OF VLAYE, A Novel. THE CASTLE INN: A Romance of the Time of George III. Ln: Innes, 1898. Ln: Smith Elder, 1898, frontispiece. NY: Longmans Green, 1898, six full page illustrations by the brilliant Walter Appleton Clark. NY: Fenno, 1899. Ln: Daily Mail Sixpenny Novels #49, 1908, illustrated by Cyrus Cuneo. Ln: Author's Complete Edition, 1911. Ln: Murray [192-?-].
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text. Author Weyman, Stanley John, 18551928 Keywords Authors WWeyman, Stanley John, 1855-1928; Titles F ; Literature. From
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Weyman (Stanley J.) Papers
Weyman (Stanley J.) Papers Stanley John Weyman (18551928) was a lawyer before he turned to writing. His published works include The house of the wolf (1890), Under the red robe (1894), The red
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Author Weyman, Stanley John, 18551928 Keywords Authors W Weyman, StanleyJohn, 1855-1928; Titles U ; Literature. Under The Redwoods, 2001.
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From The Memoirs Of A Minister Of France
From The Memoirs Of A Minister Of France Weyman, Stanley John, 18551928 Stanley John, 1855-1928 Weyman
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Project Gutenberg Titles By Weyman, Stanley John, 1855-1928
Project Gutenberg Titles by. Weyman, Stanley John, 18551928.
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Gentleman Of France, A
Gentleman Of France, A Weyman, Stanley John, 18551928 Stanley John, 1855-1928 Weyman
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People With Literary Connections With The West Midlands Of England
Webster, Len (1948 ); Weyman, Stanley John (1855-1928); Wodehouse,PG (1881-1975); Wood, Mrs. Henry (1814-1887); Worboise, Emma Jane
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Extractions: The following is a full list of pages within this website providing information about people with literary connections with places within the West Midlands region of England. Scroll down the list or use the A to Z index, then click on the hyperlink on a name. These links will take you to the appropriate point in the list of people below A B C D ... Z Darwall, John
HighBeam Research: Search Results: Article
Weyman, Stanley John (18551928). The Hutchinson Dictionary of the Arts01-01-1998 Weyman, Stanley John (1855-1928) English novelist.
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6. Weyman, Stanley John (18551928) The Hutchinson Dictionary of the Arts;January 1, 1998 Weyman, Stanley John (1855-1928) English novelist.
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AUTHORS
Adams, Henry, 18381918. Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848 Wetmore, Helen Cody. Weyman, Stanley John, 1855-1928. BACK TO ORDER PAGE
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Creator Weyman, Stanley John, 18551928. Extent 4 boxes (2.0 linear ft.). AbstractStanley John Weyman (1855-1928) was a lawyer before he turned to writing.
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Extractions: Weyman (Stanley J.) Papers Finding Aids Browse UC Los Angeles Special Collections, Young Research Library Weyman (Stanley J.) Papers View options: Standard Entire finding aid (61K bytes) Contents: Descriptive Summary Administrative Information Biography Scope and Content Indexing Terms ... Additions to the Correspondence in the Stanley John Weyman Collection Title: Stanley John Weyman (1855-1928) was a lawyer before he turned to writing. His published works include The house of the wolf Under the red robe The red cockade: a novel of the French Revolution Ovington's bank (1922), and The lively Peggy (1928). The collection consists of both incoming and outgoing personal and business correspondence, literary manuscripts, notebooks, a diary providing an account of a visit to Spain, and ephemera.
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Adams, Henry, 18381918. Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848 Wetmore, Helen Cody. Weyman, Stanley John, 1855-1928. BACK TO ORDER PAGE
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Hodder And Stoughton Records
Wedmore, Sir Frederick, 18441921. Weyman, Stanley John, 1855-1928. Whale, WinifredStephens. Weyman, Stanley John, 1855-1928. Young, Egerton Ryerson, 1840-1909.
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RBML Collections: A.P. Watt & Son.
Alexander Pollock, d.1914.; Watt, Alexander Strahan, d.1948.; Weaver, GertrudeRenton Colemore Dunn Baillie.; Weyman, Stanley John, 18551928.; White, Percy
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Extractions: Columbia University Rare Books and Manuscript Library - Manuscript and Archival Collections Creator: Title: Correspondence,1883-1917. Physical Description: 1 linear ft. (240 items in 2 boxes). Call Number: Location: Columbia UniversityRare Book and Manuscript Library, Butler Library, New York, NY 10027. Subjects: English literary agency founded in 1885 by Alexander P. Watt (d. 1914), the first literary agent. Scope and Contents
Principaux Auteurs Anglais
Translate this page John Masefield (1878-1966). Alfred Edward Woodley Mason (1865-1948). TalbotMundy (1879-1940, notice prochainement). Stanley Weyman (1855-1928).
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Extractions: Jim Hawkins, le héros de Treasure Island Présentation générale. Liste des principaux auteurs britanniques. Où trouver des romans d'aventures britanniques? Auteurs d'autres pays. ... Retour à la page d'accueil. Présentation générale. Pour beaucoup, le roman d'aventures est essentiellement anglais. Cette affirmation s'appuie sur quatre constatations: d'abord, historiquement, c'est sans doute ici que le genre est né, avec Marryat, Ballantyne, Kingston ou Kingsley; ensuite, quantitativement, la plupart des auteurs sont issues de Grande-Bretagne, et qualitativement, les plus grands écrivains viennent de ces pays: Stevenson Conrad Rider Haggard , Conan Doyle Enfin, ce sont encore des auteurs de ces pays, qui ont contribué à la disparition du genre en le renouvelant: John Buchan qui a fait glisser le récit vers l'espionnage; Joseph Conrad , qui en proposant une lecture réaliste du roman d'aventures, a influencé toute une frange de la littérature française (Malraux, Cendrars, etc.); Conan Doyle qui, avec d'autres, a contribué dans ses romans d'aventures, à la naissance de la science fiction. Le roman d'aventures anglais a évolué au fil du temps. On peut distinguer plusieurs périodes. Les premiers récits, jusqu'en 1850, se destinaient aux adultes. C'est le cas des premières uvres de Marryat, Mayne Reid ou de Kingsley. Très rapidement cependant, un renversement total s'est produit, et tous les auteurs, y compris Kingsley et Marryat, rejoints bientôt par Ballantyne, Kingston ou Henty, se mettent à écrire pour les enfants. Ils produisent des uvres qui répondent aux priorités éducatives de la société victorienne: il s'agit de faire du jeune lecteur un parfait gentleman, apte à participer à l'édification de l'empire britannique. Le message pédagogique est omniprésent. Il s'appuie sur une morale chrétienne et surtout sur un ensemble de valeurs viriles: courage, droiture, sang-froid, persévérance, etc.
Index
Weyman, Stanley John (18551928) From the Memoirs of a Minister of FranceA Gentleman of France The House of the Wolf Under the Red Robe.
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Writers Of Historical Fiction (W)
WESTCOTT, JAN VLACHOS (1912) Captain Barney; The Hepburn; The Queen s Grace;Walsingham Woman; The Tower and the Dream. Weyman, Stanley John (1855-1928).
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Extractions: WALTARI, MIKA TOIMI (1908-1979) (Grolier; JAAKKO A. AHOKAS) Finland's most frequently translated writer, Mika Toimi Waltari, b. Sept. 19, 1908, d. Aug. 26, 1979, is best known for his historical novel The Egyptian (1945; Eng. trans., 1949; film, 1954), set during the reign of the pharaoh Akhenaten, an early believer in monotheism who came into conflict with an entrenched theocracy. Waltari's nonhistorical fiction, notably A Nail Merchant at Nightfall (1949; Eng. trans., 1954), The Tongue of Fire (1958; Eng. trans., 1959), and The Secret of the Kingdom (1959; Eng. trans., 1960), also deals with religion, as well as with frustrated relations between the sexes. Anna-Elisa Liinamo sent this information: Being a Finn and as such a huge fan of Mika Waltari, I can't but shiver when reading the info on Waltari on a HISTORICAL fiction list... OK, of course "The Egyptian" (Sinuhe egyptilainen) is there, but where are the rest My all-time-favourite is "The Dark Angel" (Johannes Angelos), that is set on last days of Constantinople during Turkish conquest in 1452. Good are also "The Etruscan" (Turms kuolematon), set in Mediterranean area during the heyday of Etruscans some 500 B.C.; the duo "The Adventurer" and "The Wanderer" (Mikael Karvajalka and Mikael Hakim), starting in Finland around mid-1500s , going through Paris, Germany and Rome and ending in Istanbul during Soleiman the Great; and and the duo "The Secret of the Kingdom" and "The Roman" (Valtakunnan salaisuus and Ihmiskunnan viholliset), the first set in Palestine in spring 30 A.D. and the latter in Rome 50-70 A.D., telling together the story of early Christianity.
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Unfortunately, the author of the series, John Biggins, isn t doing any more booksabout this character, but he is working on a new Stanley Weyman, 18551928
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