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Elizabeth Gaskell
was born in 1810 and died in 1865. She wrote at a time when women's writing came
into it's own, alongside the Bronte sisters, Elizabeth Browning and George
Eliot. Her finest novel, regarded as a masterpiece, is Cranford,
published in 1853. Whilst this novel is still highly regarded today she is
perhaps best remembered for the seminal work The Life of Charlotte Bronte,
regarded as the standard work on the subject
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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Mary Barton A Tale of Manchester Life |
Hall |
1848 |
Anonymous, 2 volumes |
| Libbie Marsh's Three Eras |
Adams |
1850 |
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| The Moorland Cottage |
Hall |
1850 |
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| Ruth A Novel |
Hall |
1853 |
3 volumes |
| Cranford |
Hall |
1853 |
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| Lizzie Leigh and Other Tales |
Elder |
1855 |
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| North and South |
Hall |
1855 |
2 volumes |
| The Sexton's Hero and Christmas Storms and Sunshine |
Hall |
1855 |
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| The Life of Charlotte Bronte |
Elder |
1857 |
2 volumes |
| Round the Sofa |
Low |
1859 |
2 volumes |
| Right at Last |
Low |
1860 |
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| Lois the Witch |
Tauchnitz |
1861 |
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| A Dark Night's Work |
Elder |
1863 |
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| Cousin Phyllis |
Elder |
1865 |
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| The Grey Woman |
Elder |
1865 |
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| Sylvia's Lovers |
Elder |
1866 |
3 volumes |
| Wives and Daughters |
Elder |
1866 |
2 volumes |
| Letters of Charlotte Bronte |
Private |
1915 |
25 copies |
| My Diary the Early Years of My Daughter Marianne |
Private |
1923 |
50 copies |
| The Cage at Cranford |
Nelson |
1937 |
not dated |
| The Half Brothers |
Gulliver |
1943 |
not dated |
| The Squire's Story |
Todd |
1943 |
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| The Letters of Elizabeth Gaskell |
MUP |
1966 |
Not dated |
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