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The Fortnightly Review
The Fortnightly Review : New Series
London
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The Fortnightly Review
,
2009-
17077770
2009
periodical
(7 issues)
A revival of the nineteenth-century periodical of the same name, by a group of British and American scholars. Occasionally publishes significant material from the original archives, as well as new content.
PeriodicalNewspaper Details
ISSN:
2043-2887
Frequency:
Bimonthly, May 1865-Oct. 1866; Monthly, Nov. 1866-June 1934
Range:
Vol. 1 (May 15, 1865)-v. 141 (June 1934).
Continued by:
Fortnightly
Has serialised
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Lady Anna,
single work
novel
Trollope describes the novel thus: 'A young girl, who is really a lady of high rank and great wealth, though in her youth she enjoyed none of the priveleges of wealth and rank, marries a tailor who had been good to her, and whom she loved when she was poor and neglected' (An Autobiography). Trollope wrote Lady Anna en route from Liverpool to Melbourne and the novel ends with the emigration of Lady Anna and her husband to Australia. (Sadleir)
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