Historical Fiction Oliphant, Margaret: Madonna Mary, HTML v3. 27 Jun 2009

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Margaret Oliphant (1828-1897) was a popular Scottish writer. A widow who became the bread winner for her extended family, she was very prolific and wrote in a wide variety of genres.
In the spectrum of 19th century literature, she is generally seen as occupying the space between Jane Austen and Anthony Trollope. Like Austen, she often exhibits a delightful wit; and like Trollope, the social mores of the time were a source of much inspiration.
'Madonna Mary' tells the story of a young widow and her three sons, as they struggle to come to terms with the ramifications of her somewhat unusual marriage.

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v2 - the original cover of v1 had an incorrect title, v2 corrects it.
v3 - added missing link in Table of Contents (thanks to nrapallo)

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