Jane Francesca Lady Wilde
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Standard Name: Wilde, Jane Francesca,,, Lady
Birth Name: Jane Frances Elgee
Self-constructed Name: Jane Francesca
Pseudonym: Speranza
Pseudonym: John Fenshaw Ellis
Married Name: Jane Francesca Wilde
Titled: Jane Francesca, Lady Wilde
Nation under the pseudonym Speranza. She became known too for her translations of both poetry and fiction. Her literary output, often published first in periodicals, also included travel writing, literary criticism, essays, leaders, and two collections of Irish folklore. After the death of her
, she wrote primarily to support herself. Despite her substantial oeuvre spanning the mid to late Victorian periods, and her influence in both Dublin and London through her famous salons, her work has largely been forgotten even by Irish literary historians, and her career shadowed by that of her youngest son,
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, remains best known for her fierce Irish Nationalist poems published in the Timeline
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Texts
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Ancient Cures, Charms, and Usages of Ireland. Ward and Downey, 1890.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland. Ward and Downey, 1887, 2 vols.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland. New, Chatto and Windus, 1899.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. “Courage”. Nation, 1848.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Driftwood from Scandinavia. Richard Bentley and Son, 1884.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. “Jacta Alea Est”. Nation.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Lady Jane Wilde’s letters to Constance Wilde, Friends and Acquaintances, with selected correspondence received. Editor Tipper, Karen Sasha Anthony, Edwin Mellen, 2013.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Lady Jane Wilde’s Letters to Fröken Lotten von Kræmer, 1857-1885. Editor Tipper, Karen Sasha Anthony, Lewiston, NY, 2008.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Lady Jane Wilde’s Letters to Mr John Hilson, 1847-1876: a critical edition. Editor Tipper, Karen Sasha Anthony, Edwin Mellen, 2010.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Lady Jane Wilde’s Letters to Oscar Wilde, 1875-1895. Editor Tipper, Karen Sasha Anthony, Edwin Mellen, 2011.
Wilde, Sir William Robert Wills, and Jane Francesca, Lady Wilde. Memoir of Gabriel Beranger. M. H. Gill, 1880.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Notes on Men, Women, and Books. Ward and Downey, 1891.
Lamartine, Alphonse de. Pictures of the First French Revolution. Translator Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady, Simms and McIntyre, 1850.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Poems. Duffy, 1864.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Poems. 2nd ed., Cameron and Ferguson, 1871.
Meinhold, Wilhelm. Sidonia the Sorceress. Translator Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady, 1849, 2 vols.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Social Studies. Ward and Downey, 1893.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. Social Studies. Cambridge University Press, 2010, http://www.cambridge.org/series/sSeries.asp?code=CLOR.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. The American Irish. McGee, 1878.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. “The Brother’s”. Nation, 1847.
Canz, Wilhelmine Friederike Gottliebe. The First Temptation. Translator Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady, T. C. Newby, 1863, 3 vols.
Swedenborg, Emanuel. The Future Life. Translator Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady, Chapman, 1853.
Dumas, Alexandre, père. The Glacier Land. Translator Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady, Simms and M’Intyre, 1852.
“The Holy War”. Nation, translated by. Jane Francesca, Lady Wilde, 1846.
Wilde, Jane Francesca, Lady. “The Hour of Destiny”. Nation, 1848.