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Samuel Warren
Standard Name: Warren, Samuel
Connections
| Connections Sort ascending | Author name | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Textual Production | Catherine Gore | CG
became a regular contributor to Blackwood's, recruited, as Margaret Oliphant
recorded, by Samuel Warren
. Oliphant noted her quickness to learn the going rate of remuneration for her several light articles. |
| Textual Production | Elizabeth Helme | EH
dedicated this to the Marchioness of Abercorn
(later a patron of Sydney Morgan
). A review appeared in January 1804. Isabelle de Montolieu
made a free translation of this novel into French in 1808... |
| Reception | Isabella Neil Harwood | Once again a source was identified: Samuel Warren
's Ten Thousand a Year was mentioned as a clear inspiration for INH
's plot. This reviewer, however, in the Pall Mall Gazette, found the book... |
| Literary responses | Isabella Neil Harwood | The Times claimed that Kathleeninstantly fixes the reader's attention, and that it was a better book than Raymond's Heroine, with a plot that was both well thought out and well written. The Standard... |
Timeline
23 May 1807: Novelist Samuel Warren was born at The Rackery,...
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23 May 1807
Novelist Samuel Warren
was born at The Rackery, in Wrexham, Wales.
October 1839-August 1841: Samuel Warren's Ten Thousand A Year was serialised...
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October 1839-August 1841
Samuel Warren
's Ten Thousand A Year was serialised in Blackwood's Magazine.
29 July 1877: Samuel Warren, novelist, died at 16 Manchester...
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29 July 1877
Samuel Warren
, novelist, died at 16 Manchester Square, London.
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