Porter, Anna Maria, 1778-1832

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Porter, Anna-Maria 1780-1832

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Porter, Anna Mária

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Porter, Anna-Maria

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Anna Maria Porter

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Anna Maria Porter

Porter, Anna Maria, novelist, sister of Sir R K Porter

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Porter, Anna M.

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Szigethy, Anna Mária

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Szigethy, Anna Mária

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From the description of Letter : to "Miss Cockle," Newcastle upon Tyne, 1821 Jan. 12. (Bryn Mawr College). WorldCat record id: 29458717

Epithet: novelist, sister of Sir R K Porter

British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000411.0x000114

Anna Maria Porter, like her sister Jane, was a popular English novelist and poet. Precocious and nurtured in her early years, Anna Maria published a collection of short stories at the age of sixteen, and went on to write a number of romantic novels. Her novels were popular in her day, but critics generally dismissed their contrived, illogical plots. Although her works have not aged well, they were influential in their portrayal of good characters in a corrupting world.

From the description of Anna Maria Porter poem and portrait, 1809, n.d. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 51464328

Anna Maria Porter (1780-1832) was a novelist whose works included The Hungarian brothers (1807), Don Sebastian, or, The House of Braganza (1809), Ballad romances and other poems (1811), The recluse of Norway (1814), Tales of pity on fishing, shooting and hunting (1814), The knight of St John (1817), and Roche Blanche, or, The hunters of the Pyrenees. In addition she co-authored at least two novels with her sister, Jane Porter.

From the description of Letter, [1807?], May 3, to Mrs. John Spicer ... Esher, Surrey. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 157034251

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