Allatini, Rose. When I Was a Queen in Babylon. Mills and Boon, 1921.
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Nelsa Chaplin
Standard Name: Chaplin, Nelsa
Used Form: Ellen Louisa Chaplin
Connections
| Connections Sort descending | Author name | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Dedications | Rose Allatini | |
| Family and Intimate relationships | Rose Allatini | In The Wheel of Rebirth (published by H. K. Challoner in 1935 with an Introductory Note by Cyril Scott
and a compliment to David Anrias
, and re-issued in 1969), Mills produced a multiple story... |
| Family and Intimate relationships | Rose Allatini | Since no comment from RA
on her marriage is known, we can only wonder about the sacrifice that it cost her. During each of her two pregnancies, her husband often felt the need to go... |
| Friends, Associates | Rose Allatini | The Chaplins, Alec
and Nelsa
(christened Ellen Louisa, also known as Christabel or Christobel Portman
), were both occultists, Theosophists, and practitioners of alternative medicine. Cyril Scott had met Nelsa (who worked with him on... |
| Textual Features | Rose Allatini | From there she goes to stay with a mind specialist, Wynter, R. A. “When I was a Queen in Babylon”. Times Literary Supplement, No. 1021, 11 Aug. 1921, p. 518. 518 |
| Textual Features | Rose Allatini | This novel opens in lively style with a clock striking sixteen, one of the signs of neglect and decay at Restholme, the rest home for spiritual healing to which Pauline Macnair (the young French... |
| Travel | Rose Allatini |
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