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Most are buried elsewhere, and many took centuries to earn their place in the company: the most recently unveiled was to Elizabeth Gaskell who died in 1865.
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Among other writers who published in serialized format in the 19th century: George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, Thomas Hardy, George Meredith and Robert Louis Stevenson.
Claudia Ricci: A 'Novel' Way to Read a Novel: Right Here on the Huffington Post Claudia Ricci 2011
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Elizabeth Gaskell published North and South back in 1855.
No wonder the coalition hasn't got many friends in the north | Andrew Rawnsley 2011
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If you read Elizabeth Gaskell's 1857 biography of Charlotte Brontë, for example, you see how much she is shackled to quoting, at length, her subject's letters, a process that turns biographer into factotum.
The Biographers' Biographer Carl Rollyson 2011
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Among other writers who published in serialized format in the 19th century: George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, Thomas Hardy, George Meredith and Robert Louis Stevenson.
Claudia Ricci: A 'Novel' Way to Read a Novel: Right Here on the Huffington Post Claudia Ricci 2011
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Elizabeth Gaskell published North and South back in 1855.
No wonder the coalition hasn't got many friends in the north | Andrew Rawnsley 2011
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At once, the writer Elizabeth Gaskell took up her pen and wrote a biography of her friend Charlotte, the first of many books about the lives and work of the Brontës.
Reviews of 'Romancing Miss Bronte,' 'Charlotte and Emily,' 'Jane Slayre' 2010
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Wives and Daughters, by Elizabeth Gaskell, read by Patience Tomlinson (8hrs abridged, Naxos, £29.99; 27hrs unabridged, £75)
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Now a major exhibition celebrating the bicentenary of the birth of Elizabeth Gaskell, who was born in September 1810, has opened in Manchester at the refurbished John Rylands Library celebrating her lifelong connections to the city.
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Elizabeth Gaskell, in her biography of Charlotte, claimed that Branwell was "a boy of remarkable promise, and, in some ways, of extraordinary precocity of talent".
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