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EG and her sister Dorothea published the fourth and last of their collaborative novels, A Sensitive Plant (mostly written some years before), in three volumes, with Kegan Paul .

He wrote most of these poems very rapidly in the first five months of 1895, originally planning to use the pseudonym Terence Hearsay. Macmillan had rejected the book before Kegan Paul accepted it. The...

MJ published her first work of non-fictional prose, Sisyphus: or, The Limits of Psychology, in Kegan Paul 's series Today and To-morrow.

AK published An Essay on the Admission of Women to the Parliamentary Franchise, under her pseudonym Ninon Kingsford. The essay appeared through Trübner and Co. in London.

EFB published her first identified work, Milicent. A Poem, with C. Kegan Paul and Co. under the pseudonym E. Fairfax Byrrne.

AK 's English translation of her thesis submitted for her medical degree, an argument for vegetarianism called The Perfect Way in Diet: A Treatise advocating a Return to the Natural and Ancient Food of our...

Almost two years after her husband's death, FK released what amounts to her biography of him: Charles Kingsley: His Letters and Memories of His Life, in two volumes bearing the imprint of Henry S. King and Co

The first of US Unitarian Theodore Parker 's posthumous fourteen-volume Collected Works appeared from Trübner , with a preface by their editor, FPC .

One was a contribution to a series entitled Today and Tomorrow from Kegan Paul : it was entitled Delphos: the Future of International Language. The other was a lecture she gave at the annual...