Talk:Mary Augusta Ward
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[edit] Mary Ward
Moved from Wikipedia:Village pump
Would someone please go to Wikipedia:Most wanted articles and do whatever to "Mary Ward". She is now under an article Mary Augusta Ward. Thank you. User:Black Widow (Note: There is another author named Mary Ward, Mary Jane Ward. As soon as the search engine is back tonight I will check all the links to ascertain/change the right ones.)
[edit] Mary Augusta Arnold
The above page (see text below) is now a redirect page and no longer a duplicate article. Whatever needs to be salvaged from it, feel free to add it to the Mary Augusta Ward page. <KF> 18:20, Jan 14, 2005 (UTC)
Mary Augusta Arnold (June 11, 1851 - March 24, 1920) was an English novelist, under her married name of Mrs Humphry Ward.
She was born in Tasmania, her father being Thomas, a younger son of Thomas Arnold and brother of Matthew Arnold. The family returned to England when Mary was a small child, and lived in Oxford, where her father worked for John Henry Newman. This brought her into contact with the leaders of the Oxford Movement, though she was not herself a follower. In 1872, she married Thomas Humphry Ward, a fellow of Brasenose, and in 1881 the couple moved to London. Her fourth, and best-known, novel, Robert Elsmere (1888), includes a discussion of some of the religious ideas with which she had become familiar through her father's activities. Robert Elsmere was quite controversial in its day.
Her novels still in print include:
- Robert Elsmere (1888)
- Marcella (1894)
- Helbeck of Bannisdale (1898)
- Eleanor: A Novel (1900)
- The Marriage of William Ashe (1905)
- Lady Rose's Daughter (????)
[edit] Stettlement, Foundations, Colleague Activists
There is not enough here on stettlements etc. I have created a section in which they may be linked.
Equally she was quite an activist. This now has a section where those with whom she associated may be linked. If she is missing from their pages they shoudl also be linked back here, naturallt
Fiddle Faddle 07:18, 9 April 2006 (UTC)
[edit] image
Does anyone know where this image is from Image:MaryAugustaWard.jpg. I would like to use it on s:Author:Mary Augusta Ward, but before moving it to commons I need to be sure that it was either published in the US, or is PD in country of origin as well. John Vandenberg (talk) 01:10, 15 February 2008 (UTC)
