Autobiography and Letters. Arr. and Edited by Mrs. Harry Coghill

Discover the life and thoughts of Margaret Oliphant, a prolific and influential Victorian novelist and biographer, in "Autobiography and Letters." Arranged and edited by Mrs. Harry Coghill, this collection offers a unique glimpse into Oliphant's personal journey, literary career, and the challenges she faced as a woman writer in the 19th century.

Through her intimate autobiography and carefully selected letters, readers gain insight into Oliphant's views on literature, society, and the events of her time. This volume captures the voice of a remarkable woman who made significant contributions to English literature. A valuable resource for scholars and anyone interested in Victorian life and letters.

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