Minna Evangeline Bradhurst

Her birth was registered at Braintree this month. She was the fourth daughter in her large family of about thirteen children. Of these probably thirteen children, four had died by 1827, when her...

Minna Evangeline Bradhurst attributes Steele's death to this accident. After it she was nursed by her niece Christabel O'Shea , but she never recovered.

AS has been largely ignored by readers and critics since her death, and her works remain out of print. Her name occurs in biographies of her more famous relatives, and in 1929 her niece Minna Evangeline Bradhurst

After both recipients were dead, ECW 's grand-daughter Minna Evangeline Bradhurst compiled a collection entitled: A Century of Letters: Letters from Literary Friends to Lady Wood and Mrs. A. C. Steele , Victorian Authoresses.

Her granddaughter Minna Evangeline Bradhurst claims that ECW 's three-volume novels were widely read and constantly asked for, both by publishers and public.

In addition to her early volumes of verse, Steele also published poetry in periodicals. A piece entitled Song appeared on 16 November, 1872 (not necessarily its first appearance), in the Massachusetts Ploughman and New England...