Emily Sarah Holt

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

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