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27. Women Gaskell (Elizabeth Cleghorn, 18101865, novelist and biographer of Charlotte Bronte)FINE AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED ( EC Gaskell ), to her American friend, the http://www.roydavids.com/women.htm

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GASKELL (ELIZABETH CLEGHORN, 1810-1865, novelist and biographer of Charlotte Bronte 6 pages, octavo, 46 Plymouth Grove, 13 January 1862 Mrs Gaskell had first met Charles Eliot Norton in 1850 and he had later written that Cranford Atlantic Monthly , a magazine founded by James Russell Lowell, but she refused to adapt her style for an American audience. Elizabeth Gaskell herself supported abolition and the North, but loathed war, and saw the Civil War as another bitter example of a world 'where might is right and violence is law.' Edward Dicey published Six Months in the Federal States in 1863.

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Library Home Special Collections Guide to the Collections ELIZABETH GASKELL MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION Information about the collection 'THIS BUSTLING LIFE': THE EVERY-DAY STORY OF ELIZABETH GASKELL, A LADY NOVELIST The exhibition took place on 26 June-10 August 2000 A prolific and celebrated author, Elizabeth Gaskell (1810-65) was also a wife, mother, Christian and social commentator, who was acquainted with some of the leading figures of her day. Hers was a truly 'bustling life'. She became a literary celebrity on the publication of her first novel, Mary Barton (1848), a portrait of industrial oppression amongst cotton workers in her adopted city of Manchester. Similarly controversial was her novel cn the theme of unmarried motherhood, Ruth (1853), which was banned in many Victorian households. Her wide-ranging work also encompasses the gentle comedy of Cranford, her masterpiece Wives and Daughters (recently the subject of a BBC dramatization), an important biography of her friend Charlotte Bronte, and innumerable short stories. This exhibition drew on the Library's significant collection of Gaskelliana to present the 'every-day' story of Elizabeth Gaskell's life and work through books, manuscripts and artefacts. It included some of the new Gaskell letters which came to light in Scotland last year and were deposited at the Library by the Gaskell Society.

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32. Unitarian Universalist Biographical Dictionary Elizabeth Gaskell. Elizabeth Cleghorn Stevenson Gaskell (18101865), a lifelong Unitarianand the wife of an eminent Unitarian minister, was the author of a half http://www.uua.org/uuhs/duub/articles/elizabethgaskell.html

Search the Dictionary Notes for Contributors Information Form Contributors Unitarian Universalist Association ... Notable American Unitarians Elizabeth Gaskell Elizabeth Cleghorn Stevenson Gaskell (1810-1865), a lifelong Unitarian and the wife of an eminent Unitarian minister, was the author of a half-dozen novels, numerous short stories, and a biography of Charlotte Brontë. In her fiction she examined some of the the social issues of her time, particularly those associated with industrialization in mid-19th century England, the rise of the middle class, and the status of women. Although her books do not mention Unitarians explicitly, a number of her characters express general Unitarian values or are modeled on Unitarian originals and the plots of the books teach the lessons of her particular form of Unitarian theology. Elizabeth was born in Chelsea, then a rural suburb on the western outskirts of London. Her parents, William and Elizabeth Stevenson, came from long lines of Dissenters: he from a radical branch, she from the more conservative Holland family. The Hollands were related to their fellow Unitarians, the Wedgewoods, and, through them, to the Darwins. Elizabeth's uncle Peter Holland was a physician whose practice included the appentices at nearby Quarry Bank Mill, Styal, a model cotton mill run by the Unitarian Greg family. Prior to his marriage William Stevenson had been a teacher at Manchester Academy and a preacher at Dob Lane Unitarian Chapel, Manchester. Rejecting the idea of paid ministry, he went to Scotland and apprenticed as a "scientific" farmer, 1797-1801. Unlike his friend James Cleghorn, Stevenson was not a success at farming. He was next a teacher and journalist in Edinburgh, 1801-04; then in London a civil servant until death, at the same time writing books and articles on agriculture, topography, and naval history.

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Edna Ferber Zona Gale Elizabeth Gaskell Ellen Glasgow ... Martha Grimes Edna Ferber (1885-1968) an American novelist and playwright, wrote many books about the colorful American life of the 1800's. She won the 1925 Pulitzer Prize for fiction for her first best-selling novel, So Big (1924). She also wrote Show Boat Cimarron Saratoga Trunk Giant (1952), and Ice Palace Show Boat was made into a popular musical comedy, and all of these books became successful motion pictures. She said that she intended her books to be social criticism as well as good stories. She often wrote about strong women characters. Ferber's other novels include Dawn O'Hara (1911), her first book; The Girls (1921); and Come and Get It Roast Beef, Medium (1913) is a collection of stories. She had considerable success with the plays she wrote with George S. Kaufman. The best known of these are The Royal Family Dinner at Eight (1932), and Stage Door Ferber was born in Kalamazoo, Mich., but she grew up in Appleton, Wis. Ferber's first ambition was to become an actress. However, at the age of 17, when her father went blind, she took a newspaper job with the Appleton Daily Crescent. Ferber told her life story in two books, A Peculiar Treasure (1939) and A Kind of Magic Zona Gale (1874-1938) was an American author known for her descriptions of small-town life in the Midwest. Her hometown of Portage, Wisconsin, provided the material for much of her fiction.

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GASKELL, Elizabeth Cleghorn (1810-1865). Novelist. Autograph Letter Signed to Sir Rutherford [?Alcock], 1 page 8vo, (slight glue-stains), Rue du Bac, 21 February no year [?1855]. Giving her Manchester address and looking forward to a pleasant visit from him once she has returned to England. [No: 4377] back to index John Wilson Manuscripts Limited, Painswick Lawn, 7 Painswick Road, CHELTENHAM GL50 2EZ, UK Tel: +44(0)1242 580344 Fax: +44(0)1242 580355

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Quantum Physics Pampered Chef Paintball Guns Cell Phone Reviews ... Science Articles Elizabeth Gaskell Online Encyclopedia Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell ), often referred to simply as Mrs Gaskell , was a British novelist She was born Elizabeth Stevenson in London in . Her mother died when she was a child. Much of her childhood was spent in Cheshire , where she lived with an aunt at Knutsford , a town she would later immortalise as Cranford . She also spent some time in Edinburgh . Her stepmother was a sister of the Scottish miniature artist , W. J. Thomson, who painted a famous portrait of Elizabeth in . In the same year, she married a Unitarian minister, William Gaskell (who had a literary career of his own), and they settled in Manchester . The industrial surroundings would also offer inspiration for her novels. The circles in which they moved included religious dissenters and social reformers, including William and Mary Howitt. Mrs Gaskell's first novel, Mary Barton , was published anonymously in . The best-known of her remaining novels are Cranford North and South ), and

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