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. She married Robert Hawke Kelly (died in or before 1807 in Trinidad), a captain in the Royal Navy. Their son Fitzroy Edward Kelly became Attorney-General.

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)
Edwardina (1801)
The Baron's Daughter (1802)
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)

External links

Works by or about Isabella Kelly at Internet Archive

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Name	Kelly, Isabella
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Short description	British writer
Date of birth	1759
Place of birth
Date of death	June 25, 1857
Place of death

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