Molly Elliot Seawell - Works

Works

  • Midshipman Paulding (New York, 1891)
  • Paul Jones (1892)
  • Decatur and Somers (1893)
  • The Berkeleys and their Neighbors (1894)
  • A Strange, Sad Comedy (1895)
  • The Sprightly Romance of Marsac (1896)
  • The History of Lady Betty Stair's Suitors (1897)
  • A Virginian Cavalier (1898)
  • The Rock of the Line (1898)
  • The Loves of the Lady Arabella (1899)
  • The Fortunes of Fifi (1903) --(*made into a 1917 film The Fortunes of Fifi)

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