Shore, Margaret Emily. “Introduction”. Journal of Emily Shore, edited by Arabella Shore, Louisa Catherine Shore, and Louisa Catherine Shore, New edition, Kegan Paul, 1898, p. v - xiii.
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death | Margaret Emily Shore | She was interred at the Strangers' Burialground in Funchal. Shore, Margaret Emily. “Introduction”. Journal of Emily Shore, edited by Arabella Shore, Louisa Catherine Shore, and Louisa Catherine Shore, New edition, Kegan Paul, 1898, p. v - xiii. vii |
Family and Intimate relationships | Arabella Shore | Of her sisters the elder, Emily
, died of tuberculosis at only nineteen, leaving an astonishing body of written work in manuscript; the younger, Louisa
, became a proto-feminist writer and a regular contributor to... |
Family and Intimate relationships | Margaret Emily Shore | Her sisters, Arabella
and Louisa Catherine
, both followed her in becoming writers. |
Fictionalization | Florence Nightingale | |
politics | Arabella Shore | AS
, like her sister Louisa
, became actively interested in social questions concerning the position of women. She supported the struggle for the suffrage, and her name was one of the six hundred that... |
Author summary | Arabella Shore | AS
was a poet, translator, and occasional critic who died at the end of the nineteenth century. Like her sister Louisa Catherine
, she was chiefly interested in public and national topics. |
Textual Production | Arabella Shore | As A. and L., the sisters Arabella
and Louisa Shore
published their joint volume entitled Fra Dolcino, and Other Poems. The Athenaeum Index of Reviews and Reviewers: 1830-1870. 2243 (22 October 1870) Blain, Virginia, Patricia Clements, and Isobel Grundy, editors. The Feminist Companion to Literature in English: Women Writers from the Middle Ages to the Present. Yale University Press; Batsford, 1990. |
Textual Production | Arabella Shore | |
Textual Production | Arabella Shore | Poems by A. and L., published in 1897, two years after the death of Louisa Catherine Shore
, sought to introduce her work and AS
's, which had fallen out of print, to a... |
Textual Production | Margaret Emily Shore |