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Marguerite Steen

Born: May 12, 1894

Died: August 4, 1975

Marguerite Steen was a British writer, most popular in the 1930s and 1940s. - Wikipedia

Born: May 12, 1894

Died: August 4, 1975

Books by Marguerite Steen (50 max)

The sun is my undoing: a novel

1941

Marguerite Steen

Stallion

1933

Marguerite Steen

The one-eyed moon

1935

Marguerite Steen

Phoenix rising

1952

Marguerite Steen

The bulls of Parral.

1954

Marguerite Steen

Matador: a novel

1934

Marguerite Steen

The tavern.

1936

Marguerite Steen

Rose Timson: a novel

1946

Marguerite Steen

Twilight on the Floods: a sequel to "The sun is my undoing."

1949

Marguerite Steen

The woman in the back seat.

1959

Marguerite Steen

Anna Fitzalan: a novel.

1953

Marguerite Steen

The unquiet spirit

1955

Marguerite Steen

Little White King.

1956

Marguerite Steen

A pride of Terrys: family saga

1962

Marguerite Steen

Unicorn

1932

Marguerite Steen

Hugh Walpole: a study.

1933

Marguerite Steen

Peepshow.

1933

Marguerite Steen

The lost one: a biography of Mary (Perdita) Robinson

1937

Marguerite Steen

Who would have daughters.

1937

Marguerite Steen

French for love: a comedy in three acts

1940

Marguerite Steen

Shelter: a novel

1941

Marguerite Steen

William Nicholson..

1943

Marguerite Steen

Granada window.

1949

Marguerite Steen

The swan: a novel

1951

Marguerite Steen

They that go down.

1952

Marguerite Steen

The tower

1960

Marguerite Steen

A candle in the sun.

1964

Marguerite Steen

Looking glass: an autobiography.

1966

Marguerite Steen

Great Cat Tales

1992

Jacob A. Riis, P. G. Wodehouse, Charles Perrault, Jerome Klapka Jérôme, Paul Gallico, Anonymous, Algernon Blackwood, C. H. Ross, Saki, Traditional, Herbert Ravenel Sass, Harry Graham, Dorothy M. Stewart, Lord Zouche, Théophile Gautier, La Fontaine, Samuel Lover, Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman, Christina Georgina Rosetti, Mark Twain, Anatole France, Michael Joseph, Rudyard Kipling, Alexandre Dumas, Charles Dudley Warner, Bossewell, Perez, Bernard, Emily Dickinson, N. Margaret Campbell, Ambrose Bierce, James Anthony Froude, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Edmund Lear, John S Lopez, Charles G. D. Roberts, Marguerite Steen, Don Marquis, Arnold Bennett, Q. Patrick, F. R. Buckley, Patricia Highsmith, Anne Marks, William Butler Yeats, Émile Zola, Lewis Carroll, Bret Harte, Judy Martin, Lady Morgan, Samuel Courtland, Colette, E. A. Wallis Budge, G. H. Powell, Edgar Allan Poe, Allan Cunningham, Anna Seward, Dr. Darwin, Oscar Wilde, Christopher Smart, Pierre Loti, Rosamund Marriott Watson, Charles N. De Manoncourt, Edwina Stanton Babcock, Oswald Barron, W. L. Alden, Louisa Victoria Barry, Douglas Hyde, John Keats, Lady Jane "Speranza" Wilde, Leah Hunt-Hendrix, Aesop, Honoré de Balzac, John Coleman Adams

zon is mijn noodlot

1900

Marguerite Steen

The reluctant madonna: a novel

1930

Marguerite Steen

The wise and the foolish virgins

1932

Marguerite Steen

Oakfield plays, including the Inglemere Christmas play.

1932

Marguerite Steen

Hugh Walpole: a study

1933

Marguerite Steen

Spider

1933

Marguerite Steen

The one-eyed moon

1935

Marguerite Steen

Return of a heroine

1936

Marguerite Steen

The sun is my undoing, by Marguerite Steen.

1941

Marguerite Steen

Shelter

1942

Marguerite Steen

Who would have daughters

1946

Marguerite Steen

Bell Timson: a novel

1946

Marguerite Steen

Bell Timson: a novel

1946

Marguerite Steen

Twilight on the Flood

1949

Marguerite Steen

They that go down

1949

Marguerite Steen

Twilight on the Floods

1949

Marguerite Steen

Jehovah blues (Phoenix rising)

1952

Marguerite Steen

Jehovah Blues/ (English Title = Phoenix Rising)

1952

Marguerite Steen

Stallion A novel

1966

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The Tavern

1968

Marguerite Steen

Pier glass: more autobiography.

1968

Marguerite Steen