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  • Grounds of Natural Philosophy

    by Duchess of Margaret Cavendish Newcastle ...
    Matter is that we name Body; which Matter cannot be less, or more, than Body: Yet some Learned Persons are of opinion, That there are Substances that are not Material Bodies. But how they can prove any sort of Substance to be no Body, I cannot tell: neither can any of Nature's Parts express it, because a Corporeal Part cannot have an Incorporeal Perception. But as for Matter, there may be degrees, ... Read more

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  • Rossmoyne

    by Duchess ...
    "Rossmoyne" revolves around the lives of the residents of Rossmoyne, a grand estate in the English countryside. The story primarily focuses on the romantic entanglements and personal struggles of the estate's inhabitants, whose lives are intertwined by love, friendship, and family ties.The central character is often a young woman, typically from a lower social class, who finds herself drawn into ... Read more

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  • A Little Rebel: A Novel

    by Duchess ...
    In "A Little Rebel," the Duchess likely explores themes of family, society, and individuality. The title suggests that the story revolves around a character who defies conventions or challenges societal norms in some way, embodying a rebellious spirit.The novel may follow the journey of the protagonist as they navigate the expectations and constraints placed upon them by family, peers, and society ... Read more

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  • Portia; Or, By Passions Rocked

    by Duchess ...
    Portia could be a young woman of modest means who finds herself entangled in the affairs of the aristocracy when she catches the eye of a powerful duchess. The duchess, known for her charm and manipulation, takes Portia under her wing, introducing her to the glittering world of high society.As Portia becomes more involved with the duchess and her circle, she finds herself drawn into a web of ... Read more

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  • Faith and Unfaith: A Novel

    by Duchess ...
    "Faith and Unfaith: A Novel" is one of her lesser-known works, but it exemplifies her skill in crafting intricate narratives that explore themes of love, marriage, and society. The novel likely delves into the complexities of human relationships, moral dilemmas, and the consequences of choices made in matters of faith and fidelity.Oliphant's works are characterized by their keen observations of ... Read more

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  • April's Lady: A Novel

    by Duchess ...
    "April's Lady" was published in 1891 and is one of the many novels attributed to the Duchess name. The plot of "April's Lady" revolves around themes typical of Victorian literature, such as romance, social status, and the role of women in society. It likely follows the life and trials of the protagonist, April, as she navigates through various challenges and experiences.Duchess's novels were ... Read more

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  • A Little Rebel

    by Duchess ...
    Margaret Wolfe Hungerford was a prolific writer of romantic fiction during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Her novels often featured themes of love, family, and society, and she was known for her engaging storytelling and memorable characters.In "A Little Rebel," Duchess likely explores the life and adventures of the protagonist, who may be characterized as spirited or unconventional, ... Read more

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  • Airy Fairy Lilian

    by Duchess ...
    The story centers around Lilian, a charming and whimsical young woman whose enchanting personality and beauty earn her the nickname "Airy Fairy." The plot likely follows Lilian's romantic adventures and social interactions, filled with misunderstandings, humorous situations, and romantic entanglements.Hungerford's novels typically feature engaging, lively characters and are known for their wit and ... Read more

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  • Molly Bawn

    by Duchess ...
    Margaret Wolfe Hamilton was an Irish novelist and playwright, known for her popular romantic fiction during the Victorian era. She used the pseudonym "The Duchess" for much of her work, including "Molly Bawn"."Molly Bawn" is a classic Victorian romance novel, centering around the titular character, Molly Bawn. The plot likely follows Molly's romantic adventures and misadventures as she navigates ... Read more

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  • Mrs. Geoffrey

    by Duchess ...
    Margaret Wolfe Hungerford was known for her light-hearted romantic fiction, and "Mrs. Geoffrey" fits well within this genre. Her novels were quite popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and often featured witty dialogue, charming characters, and engaging plots."Mrs. Geoffrey" tells the story of its eponymous heroine and her romantic and social adventures. Like many of Hungerford's works ... Read more

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  • Mrs. Geoffrey

    by Duchess ...
    Mrs. Geoffrey by Duchess explores themes of social class, regional contrasts, and romantic development. The story follows Geoffrey, a man who decides to spend time in Ireland at his property, Coolnagurtheen, despite his mother’s concerns about the potential dangers. Geoffrey views the trip as an opportunity for adventure and new experiences, showing a degree of indifference to local customs and ... Read more

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  • Grounds of Natural Philosophy: Divided into Thirteen Parts

    by Duchess of Margaret Cavendish Newcastle ...
    "Grounds of Natural Philosophy" by the Duchess of Margaret Cavendish Newcastle is a pioneering work that explores the principles of natural philosophy through a unique lens. The Duchess, a notable figure in the 17th century, combines her insights on science, metaphysics, and the nature of reality, challenging the prevailing notions of her time. Her writing reflects a deep engagement with the ... Read more

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