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The Princess's Novelettes, Complete Story, 1886 - 1888 (6-Vol. Ep Set)

The Princess's Novelettes, Complete Story, 1886 - 1888 (6-Vol. Ep Set)

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ISBN10: 490245484X
ISBN13: 9784902454840
Publisher: Edition Synapse
Published: Apr 28 2017
Pages: 2550
Language: English

The Princess's Novelettes was a successful Victorian 'penny' magazine aiming at the market of mainly working class young women. The weekly was launched by Edwin J. Brett, known as publisher and editor of the popular magazine The Boys of England. Each issue featured one short novel as well as a small column on gossips of royals and/or celebrities and included many illustrations and plates. Most of the novels are by unknown authors and contain sensational stories of romance or mystery. The title The Princess's Novelettes appears in various primary sources of history of Victorian women. It was believed to be circulated widely, not only in London, but also in regional towns and even parts of rural England. However, despite its importance, the number of academic libraries holding the original volumes of the periodical is extremely limited. This is the first time that the early volumes (1-6) in complete issues have become available.

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