Charlotte Yonge
1823-1901
Charlotte Mary Yonge was a prominent English novelist, known for her prolific contributions to literature, particularly in the genre of domestic realism and historical fiction. Born in Otterbourne, Hampshire, to a family deeply rooted in the Church of England, Yonge's upbringing greatly influenced her writing, which often reflected her devout Anglicanism and Victorian moral values.
Charlotte Yonge
The Little Duke
Charlotte YongeRichard The Fearless Historical fiction based on the life of Richard I, Duke of Normandy also known as Richard the Fearless. Richard assumes the ...
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Charlotte YongeFamous Deeds A retelling of such famous stories as The Battle of Thermopylae, Regulus, The Battle of the Blackwater, and Fort St. Elmo. “It is inte...
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Charlotte YongeThe Captivity of Mary of Scotland Historical fiction based on the life of Mary of Scotland during the reign of her cousin Queen Elizabeth and the s...
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