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Where England Sets Her Feet

Where England Sets Her Feet

A Romance (Classic Reprint)

by Bernard Capes
Hardback
Publication Date: 24/12/2018

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Excerpt from Where England Sets Her Feet: A Romance She sighed, and caught the child to her bosom. 'these be my toils, ' said She. 'i will hold my tongue, lest by loosing it I loose them.' This happened in the year 1560, and thereafter for the space of thirteen summers, his numbering but two when he arrived, Brion abode and throve sweetly under that friendly roof.

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ISBN:
9780483377639
9780483377639
Category:
Children's / Teenage fiction & true stories
Format:
Hardback
Publication Date:
24-12-2018
Publisher:
Forgotten Books
Pages:
370
Dimensions (mm):
229x152x22mm
Weight:
0.65kg
Bernard Capes

Bernard Edward Joseph Capes (1854-1918) was a prolific Victorian author who published more than 40 books - romances, ghost stories, poetry and history - and won awards in England and America. He is best remembered as an accomplished writer of horror stories in the vein of M.R. James, and has the distinction of writing the first detective novel commissioned and published by Collins - The Skeleton Key in 1919, whose enormous success (8 different editions in 10 years) paved the way for a century of crime books. It was his only crime book, as Capes died in the influenza epidemic on 2 November 1918 before The Skeleton Key was published. A plaque commemorating his life is in Winchester Cathedral, near where he lived.

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