Bodleian Library

The thesis (which bears her whole name, Ruth Sofia Padel) is held by the Bodleian Library . She began rewriting it in the form of a book the same year, staying on the island of...

CADS published The Seal Princess, a prose re-working of a one-act play that had previously appeared in her 1912 collection Phoca; or, History Repeats Itself.

W. B. Yeats chose and edited for the publisher Macmillan a volume of Selections from the Poems of Dorothy Wellesley, in which he sought to establish her reputation.

SM and Wendy Mulford together published Virtuous Magic: Women Saints and Their Meanings, a work of hagiography.

The note (probably made in 1785, which date has been written elsewhere in the book) says, The following most charming Treatise supposed to be written by the widow of Coll Springett, who became afterwards the...

Elizabeth Stone published God's Acre; or, Historical Notices relating to Churchyards.

EPW published what appears to be her final work, Old Stories Versified, of which copies are very rare (as they are of many of her works).

While AB 's dates and titles are a little uncertain, it seems that she claimed to have written work during the 1830s for The Christian Lady's Friend and Family Repository (probably Fisher's Drawing-Room Scrap Book...

Margiad Evans entitled her second poetry collection—the last published work of her short career, acquired by the Bodleian Library on the last day of the year—A Candle Ahead.

The Bodleian (where James spoke several times and was photographed, and which presented her with its Bodley Medal in 2002) commissioned this book in December 2006.

SM published another book of poetry, entitled Annotations: the title is taken from Walter de la Mare , in a line that appears on the title-page.

It had been commissioned by Martin Browne , the lessee of the Mercury Theatre, who, inspired by the success of T. S. Eliot 's Murder in the Cathedral, set out to encourage poets to...

The Bodleian Library copy of the original edition has numerous manuscript additions by the author. In 1837 a new edition of this work was published by a female friend of MT who had met with...

RA published with her name as R. Allatini, through Mills and Boon , her first novel, ". . . Happy Ever After".

One year of Mary Champion de Crespigny's diary, that for the year 1791, survives in the Bodleian Library . Until recently, because of her odd habit of referring to her husband as Starke, it...