John Stockdale

She had been working on this, or something like it, for a decade. She and John Stockdale , her publisher, wanted badly to have the book in the shops on New Year's Day for...

MS 's father, John Stockdale , having been acquitted for publishing a libel (attacking the House of Commons over Warren Hastings ), himself printed The Whole Proceedings on the Trial . . . against John Stockdale.

The death of MS 's father made a sad change . . . in her affairs, and left her to support her aged Widowed Mother and herself.

MS published her poetry volume The Effusions of the Heart through the firm of her fatherJohn Stockdale ; this was apparently her earliest publication.

MS (as Miss Stockdale) issued through her father 's firmThe Family Book; or, Children's Journal, translated from the French of Arnaud Berquin , Interspers'd with Poetical Pieces written by the Translator...

MS published for the Author, through her father 's firm , a work which had first appeared in the Morning Post: The Widow and Her Orphan Family, An Elegy.

MS 's father, John Stockdale , also became well-known as a publisher, conspicuous and not entirely reputable. He had worked as a blacksmith and a valet before coming to London and finding work in some...

She published it as Miss S., through her father 's firm, and dedicated it to the king . She put out a second edition in 1817, as The Mirror of the Mind, and Other...