Jane Harvey
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Standard Name: Harvey, Jane
Birth Name: Jane Harvey
Pseudonym: A Young Lady
became in 1794 an early and unusual practitioner of the new genre of the guidebook. As a poet she begins in introspection and expands to consider, in briskly colloquial style, such topics as political controversies and new inventions like the railway. As a novelist she veers with the winds of fashion, but handles her themes with unfailing intelligence. In the earlier novels especially, the central love-story is upstaged by colourful minor characters and frequently by accompanying feminist analysis as well.
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Texts
Harvey, Jane. A Sentimental Tour through Newcastle. D. Akenhead, 1794.
Harvey, Jane. Any Thing But What You Expect. Henry Mozley, 1819, 3 vols.
Harvey, Jane. Brougham Castle. A. K. Newman, 1816, 2 vols.
Harvey, Jane. Ethelia. Longman, 1810, 3 vols.
Harvey, Jane. Fugitive Pieces. Currie and Bowman, 1841.
Harvey, Jane. Memoirs of an Author. Henry Mozley, 1812, 3 vols.
Harvey, Jane. Mountalyth. Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1823, 3 vols.
Harvey, Jane. Poems on Various Subjects. Akenhead and Sons, 1797.
Harvey, Jane. Poems, Original and Moral, for the Use of Children. Henry Mozley, 1820.
Harvey, Jane. Records of a Noble Family. Longman, 1814, 4 vols.
Harvey, Jane. Sacred Hymns for the Use of Children. Henry Mozley, 1818.
Harvey, Jane. Singularity. A. K. Newman, 1822, 3 vols.
Harvey, Jane. The Ambassador’s Secretary. A. K. Newman, 1828, 4 vols.
Harvey, Jane. The Castle of Tynemouth. Vernor and Longman, 1806, 2 vols.
Harvey, Jane. The Friends; or, The History of Harcourt and Powlett. Henry Mozley, 1820.
Harvey, Jane. Warkfield Castle. Minerva, 1802, 3 vols.