Elizabeth Rundle Charles (02-01-1828 - 28-03-1896)

Short name	Elizabeth Rundle Charles
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First name	Elizabeth
Birth name	Rundle Charles
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Date of birth	02-01-1828
Date of death	28-03-1896
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Sex	Female
Place of birth	England
Place of death	England
Lived in	England
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Religion / ideology	Protestant
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Elizabeth Rundle Charles was ...

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Place(s) of Residence	England

Author of	The Two Vocations, or the Sisters of Mercy at Home (1853) Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta family (1863) Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan, a story of the Times of Whitefield and the Wesleys (1866) Winifred Bertram and the World She Lived in (1866) The Draytons and the Davenants (1867) The Victory of the Vanquished: A Story of the First Century (1870) The Martyrs of Spain and the Liberators of Holland (1870) The cottage by the cathedral and other parables (1872) No cross, no crown, or The Pest in Dundee (1875) The protestants in the Cevennes: a story of France before the revolution (1875) Helena's family: a story of first century Rome (1875) Conquering and to Conquer (1875) Lapsed, but not lost. A story of Roman Carthage (1877) The women of Christianity (1880) Under Cromwell and Charles II (187X) Jeanne d'Arc, een verhaal uit de 15e eeuw (Jeanne d'Arc, a story from the 15th century) () Schetsen en verhalen van christelijk leven (Sketches and stories of christian life) () Tegen stroom (Against current/power) ()

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The Two Vocations, or the Sisters of Mercy at Home (1853)
Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta family (1863)
Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan, a story of the Times of Whitefield and the Wesleys (1866)
Winifred Bertram and the World She Lived in (1866)
The Draytons and the Davenants (1867)
The Victory of the Vanquished: A Story of the First Century (1870)
The Martyrs of Spain and the Liberators of Holland (1870)
The cottage by the cathedral and other parables (1872)
*No cross, no crown, or The Pest in Dundee (1875)
*The protestants in the Cevennes: a story of France before the revolution (1875)
*Helena's family: a story of first century Rome (1875)
Conquering and to Conquer (1875)
Lapsed, but not lost. A story of Roman Carthage (1877)
*The women of Christianity (1880)
*Under Cromwell and Charles II (187X)
*Jeanne d'Arc, een verhaal uit de 15e eeuw (Jeanne d'Arc, a story from the 15th century) ()
*Schetsen en verhalen van christelijk leven (Sketches and stories of christian life) ()
*Tegen stroom (Against current/power) ()

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Title	Author	Date	Type
*Mention in Art. in De Gids	Johan Hermann Christian Heyse	1876	None

Married to Andrew Paton Charles, 1851. Left home during cholera epidemic to help the sick in London (Ons Streven 1871 nr. 24, p. 94) • Location where born : Tavistock, Devon, 2-1-1828 • Location where died : Hampstead, London, in 1896 KLK 1904

Elizabeth Rundle Charles (02-01-1828 - 28-03-1896)

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