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The romantic life of Shelley and the sequel
A detailed account of Shelley's loves, Harriet, Mary, Emily, and the two Janes. Harriet Shelley's letters are Mr. Gribble's chief. THIS TITLE IS CITED AND RECOMMENDED Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature.
387 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1972
About the author
Francis Gribble
58 books2 followersFrancis Henry Gribble (1862-1946) was a teacher, journalist, and writer.
Gribble received his degree in Classics in 1884 from Exeter College, Oxford. He taught Classics, then moved to London to become a journalist in 1887. He also began to publish fiction books, travel books, and biographies.
During World War I, Gribble worked at the Ministry of Information. His memoir about this time, Seen in Passing, was published in 1926.
Gribble received his degree in Classics in 1884 from Exeter College, Oxford. He taught Classics, then moved to London to become a journalist in 1887. He also began to publish fiction books, travel books, and biographies.
During World War I, Gribble worked at the Ministry of Information. His memoir about this time, Seen in Passing, was published in 1926.
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