Emily Sarah Holt

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Emily Sarah Holt (1836-1893) was an English novelist.

She wrote about fifty books, mainly for children. Most of her work can be classified as historical novels. Her work has a Protestant religious theme.

[edit] Works

Novels unless otherwise stated

• Memoirs Of Royal Ladies 2 volumes 1861
• Mistress Margery 1868
• Ashcliffe Hall 1870
• Sister Rose 1870
• Isoult Barry Of Wynscote, Her Diurnal Book 1871
• Robin Tremayne 1872
• The Well In The Desert 1872
• Verena non-fiction 1873
• The White Rose Of Langley 1875
• Clare Avery 1876
• Imogen 1876
• For The Master's Sake 1877
• Lettice Eden 1877
• Margery's Son 1878
• Lady Sybil's Choice 1879
• Earl Hubert's Daughter 1880
• The Maidens' Lodge 1880
• Joyce Morrell's Harvest 1881
• At Ye Grene Griffin 1882
• Red And White 1882
• Stephen Mainwaring's Wooing, With Other Fireside Tales (w others) (short stories) 1882
• Not For Him 1883
• The Way Of The Cross.. (short stories) 1883
• John De Wycliffe, The First Of The Reformers biography 1884
• Ye Olden Time non-fiction 1884]
• The Lord Mayor 1884
• Wearyholme 1884
• The Lord Of The Marches 1884
• A Tangled Web 1885
• 'Feed My Sheep' non-fiction 1886
• In All Time Of Our Tribulation fiction 1887
• All For The Best 1887
• The Slave Girl Of Pompeii 1887
• Our Little Lady 1887
• Out In The Forty-Five 1888
• In Convent Walls 1888
• King And Priest non-fiction 1888
• The Pulpit And The Pews non-fiction 1888
• A Talk With The Vicar non-fiction 1888
• The King's Daughters 1888
• It Might Have Been 1889
• Minster Lovel 1890
• Behind The Veil 1890
• The White Lady Of Hazelwood 1891
• Countess Maud 1892
• One Snowy Night 1893
• The Harvest Of Yesterday 1893
• Princess Adelaide 1893
• All's Well 1893
• The Priest On His Throne, And The Priests At Their Altars essays 1894
• Through The Storm 1895
• The Gold That Glitters 1896
• Lights In The Darkness biography 1896

[edit] References

• List of works at the internet Archive. Accessed January 2008
• Evangelical historiography: a Victorian popular example Emily Sarah Holt at the The Little Professor on Victorian Literature. Accessed January 2008
• Full list of works at Athlstane on line publishers. Accessed January 2008
• Reviving the reformation: Victorian women writers and the protestant historical novel Author: Burstein, Miriam, Women's Writing, Volume 12, Number 1, March 2005 , pp. 73-84(12). Publisher: Routledge