Goes on Board, tr. Florence Lamborn (New York, ing her first novel, Azeth the Egyptian (1846). Her 1957, 1973). Pippi in the South Seas, tr. Gerry second novel, Amymone: A Romance of the Days of Bothmer (New York, 1959, 1964). The Children of Pericles (1848), received favorable reviews by Walter Noisy Village, selections of Bullerby children, tr. Flo-Savage Landor and others. On the basis of an article rence Lamborn (New York, 1962). The Six Bullerby she submitted to the Morning Chronicle titled Children, tr. Evelyn Ramsden (London, 1963). Happy "Aborigènes," she was hired as a salaried staff writer, Times in Noisy Village, selections of Bullerby chil-the first woman to hold such a position, and between dren, tr. Florence Lamborn (New York, 1963). All August 1849 and February 1851 wrote at least 80 About the Bullerby Children, tr. Evelyn Ramsden and articles and 36 reviews. During this time she met Florence Lamborn (London, 1970). Bill Bergson, Landor, with whom she became very close, and Master Detective, tr. Herbert Antoine (New York, through him she met Charles Dickens and John 1952, 1968). Bill Bergson Lives Dangerously, tr. Forster. Herbert Antoine (New York, 1954). Bill Bergson and Leaving the Morning Chronicle in 1851, she be-the White Rose Rescue tr. Florence Lamborn (New gan work on her third novel, Realities, which she dedi-York, 1965). Kati in America, tr. Maianne Turner (Le-cated to Landor and published that same year. Dur-icester, 1964). Kati in Italy, tr. Daniel Dupuy (New ing 1851 she also met Mary Ann Evans (George Eliot). York, 1961). Mio, My Son, tr. Marianne Turner (New After the poor reception of her third novel, she toured York, 1956). Karlsson on the Roof, tr. Marianne Turner the Continent and in 1852 took the post of Paris cor-(New York, 1971). Rasmus and the Vagabond, tr. respondent for The Leader, also writing articles for Gerry Bothmer (New York, 1968). The Children on Dickens's Household Words. On her return to En-Troublemaker Street, tr. Gerry Bothmer (New York, gland in 1854, she published an essay in praise of 1964). Lotta on Troublemaker Street, tr. Gerry Mary Wollstonecraft in The English Republic, the Bothmer (New York, 1963). Mischievous Meg, tr. monthly run by her future husband. Soon thereafter, Gerry Bothmer (New York, 1962). Emil in the Soup however, she wrote "Rights and Wrongs of Women" Tureen, tr. Lilian Seaton (Chicago, 1970). EmiVs in Household Words, which expressed strong views Pranks (Chicago, 1971). Emil and the Piggy Beast, tr. against "the emancipated woman." Michael Heron (Chicago, 1973). Seacrow Island, tr. In 1858 she married William James Linton, en-Evelyn Ramsden (New York, 1969). The Brothers graver, writer, and reformer, then a widower with seven Lionheart. tr. Joan Tate (New York, 1975). children. In 1864 Linton collaborated with her hus-Hanna Kalter Weiss band on The Lake Country, she writing the text and he illustrating it. They lived apart from 1865 on, and her husband spent much of the rest of his life in America. From 1865 until her death, Linton published a Elizabeth Lynn Linton 1822-1898

DOI link for Goes on Board, tr. Florence Lamborn (New York, ing her first novel, Azeth the Egyptian (1846). Her 1957, 1973). Pippi in the South Seas, tr. Gerry second novel, Amymone: A Romance of the Days of Bothmer (New York, 1959, 1964). The Children of Pericles (1848), received favorable reviews by Walter Noisy Village, selections of Bullerby children, tr. Flo-Savage Landor and others. On the basis of an article rence Lamborn (New York, 1962). The Six Bullerby she submitted to the Morning Chronicle titled Children, tr. Evelyn Ramsden (London, 1963). Happy "Aborigènes," she was hired as a salaried staff writer, Times in Noisy Village, selections of Bullerby chil-the first woman to hold such a position, and between dren, tr. Florence Lamborn (New York, 1963). All August 1849 and February 1851 wrote at least 80 About the Bullerby Children, tr. Evelyn Ramsden and articles and 36 reviews. During this time she met Florence Lamborn (London, 1970). Bill Bergson, Landor, with whom she became very close, and Master Detective, tr. Herbert Antoine (New York, through him she met Charles Dickens and John 1952, 1968). Bill Bergson Lives Dangerously, tr. Forster. Herbert Antoine (New York, 1954). Bill Bergson and Leaving the Morning Chronicle in 1851, she be-the White Rose Rescue tr. Florence Lamborn (New gan work on her third novel, Realities, which she dedi-York, 1965). Kati in America, tr. Maianne Turner (Le-cated to Landor and published that same year. Dur-icester, 1964). Kati in Italy, tr. Daniel Dupuy (New ing 1851 she also met Mary Ann Evans (George Eliot). York, 1961). Mio, My Son, tr. Marianne Turner (New After the poor reception of her third novel, she toured York, 1956). Karlsson on the Roof, tr. Marianne Turner the Continent and in 1852 took the post of Paris cor-(New York, 1971). Rasmus and the Vagabond, tr. respondent for The Leader, also writing articles for Gerry Bothmer (New York, 1968). The Children on Dickens's Household Words. On her return to En-Troublemaker Street, tr. Gerry Bothmer (New York, gland in 1854, she published an essay in praise of 1964). Lotta on Troublemaker Street, tr. Gerry Mary Wollstonecraft in The English Republic, the Bothmer (New York, 1963). Mischievous Meg, tr. monthly run by her future husband. Soon thereafter, Gerry Bothmer (New York, 1962). Emil in the Soup however, she wrote "Rights and Wrongs of Women" Tureen, tr. Lilian Seaton (Chicago, 1970). EmiVs in Household Words, which expressed strong views Pranks (Chicago, 1971). Emil and the Piggy Beast, tr. against "the emancipated woman." Michael Heron (Chicago, 1973). Seacrow Island, tr. In 1858 she married William James Linton, en-Evelyn Ramsden (New York, 1969). The Brothers graver, writer, and reformer, then a widower with seven Lionheart. tr. Joan Tate (New York, 1975). children. In 1864 Linton collaborated with her hus-Hanna Kalter Weiss band on The Lake Country, she writing the text and he illustrating it. They lived apart from 1865 on, and her husband spent much of the rest of his life in America. From 1865 until her death, Linton published a Elizabeth Lynn Linton 1822-1898

Goes on Board, tr. Florence Lamborn (New York, ing her first novel, Azeth the Egyptian (1846). Her 1957, 1973). Pippi in the South Seas, tr. Gerry second novel, Amymone: A Romance of the Days of Bothmer (New York, 1959, 1964). The Children of Pericles (1848), received favorable reviews by Walter Noisy Village, selections of Bullerby children, tr. Flo-Savage Landor and others. On the basis of an article rence Lamborn (New York, 1962). The Six Bullerby she submitted to the Morning Chronicle titled Children, tr. Evelyn Ramsden (London, 1963). Happy "Aborigènes," she was hired as a salaried staff writer, Times in Noisy Village, selections of Bullerby chil-the first woman to hold such a position, and between dren, tr. Florence Lamborn (New York, 1963). All August 1849 and February 1851 wrote at least 80 About the Bullerby Children, tr. Evelyn Ramsden and articles and 36 reviews. During this time she met Florence Lamborn (London, 1970). Bill Bergson, Landor, with whom she became very close, and Master Detective, tr. Herbert Antoine (New York, through him she met Charles Dickens and John 1952, 1968). Bill Bergson Lives Dangerously, tr. Forster. Herbert Antoine (New York, 1954). Bill Bergson and Leaving the Morning Chronicle in 1851, she be-the White Rose Rescue tr. Florence Lamborn (New gan work on her third novel, Realities, which she dedi-York, 1965). Kati in America, tr. Maianne Turner (Le-cated to Landor and published that same year. Dur-icester, 1964). Kati in Italy, tr. Daniel Dupuy (New ing 1851 she also met Mary Ann Evans (George Eliot). York, 1961). Mio, My Son, tr. Marianne Turner (New After the poor reception of her third novel, she toured York, 1956). Karlsson on the Roof, tr. Marianne Turner the Continent and in 1852 took the post of Paris cor-(New York, 1971). Rasmus and the Vagabond, tr. respondent for The Leader, also writing articles for Gerry Bothmer (New York, 1968). The Children on Dickens's Household Words. On her return to En-Troublemaker Street, tr. Gerry Bothmer (New York, gland in 1854, she published an essay in praise of 1964). Lotta on Troublemaker Street, tr. Gerry Mary Wollstonecraft in The English Republic, the Bothmer (New York, 1963). Mischievous Meg, tr. monthly run by her future husband. Soon thereafter, Gerry Bothmer (New York, 1962). Emil in the Soup however, she wrote "Rights and Wrongs of Women" Tureen, tr. Lilian Seaton (Chicago, 1970). EmiVs in Household Words, which expressed strong views Pranks (Chicago, 1971). Emil and the Piggy Beast, tr. against "the emancipated woman." Michael Heron (Chicago, 1973). Seacrow Island, tr. In 1858 she married William James Linton, en-Evelyn Ramsden (New York, 1969). The Brothers graver, writer, and reformer, then a widower with seven Lionheart. tr. Joan Tate (New York, 1975). children. In 1864 Linton collaborated with her hus-Hanna Kalter Weiss band on The Lake Country, she writing the text and he illustrating it. They lived apart from 1865 on, and her husband spent much of the rest of his life in America. From 1865 until her death, Linton published a Elizabeth Lynn Linton 1822-1898