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Mrs. S. C. Hall
| Biography: | Mrs. S.C. Hall was the pen name of Irish-born author Anna Maria Fielding. Known for her regional Irish stories, Hall wrote nonfiction like Sketches of Irish Life (1829), and fiction like The Buccaneer (1832). Collaborating with her husband, journalist Samuel Carter Hall, she co-wrote a 3-volume set called Ireland: Its Scenery and Character (1841-1843). Her work was unusual for the times in its open criticism of government entities and actions. |
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The Buccaneer - A Tale  |
The Buccaneer - A Tale
The pure-hearted Barbara tries her best to maintain a high moral code, but she is surrounded by rough seamen, fancy ladies, and even possible murderers in this historical romance. Mrs. S.C. Hall's first novel, The Buccaneer takes us back in time to the 17th century and England at the time of the Protectorate. Categories: Romance, Historical Romance |
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