Isabella Kelly

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Isabella Kelly, née Fordyce, also Isabella Hedgeland (1759 in Scotland - June 25, 1857 in London) was a British novelist and poet.

[edit] Works

Poetry

  • Collection of Poems and Fables (1794)

Novels

  • Madeline, or The Castle of Montgomery (1794)
  • The Abbey of St Asaph (1795)
  • The Ruins of Avondale Priory (1796)
  • Joscelina, or The Rewards of Benevolence (1797)
  • Eva(1799)
  • Ruthinglenne, or The Critical Moment (1801)
  • The Baron's Daughter (1802)
   (republished in 2007 by Zittaw Press, edited by Norbert Besch)
  • A Modern Incident in Domestic Life (1803)
  • The Secret (1805)
  • Jane de Dunstaneville, or Characters as They Are (1813)

Non-fiction

  • Instructive Anecdotes for Youth (1819)
  • A Memoir of the Late Mrs. Henrietta Fordyce (anonymous, 1823)



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