Clara Reeve
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Clara Reeve (1729 – 1807) was an English novelist known for the The Old English Baron (1777). She also wrote an innovative history of prose fiction, The Progress of Romance (1785).
She also wrote the epistolary novel The School for Widows (1791).
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Works
- The Phoenix (1772), an abridged translation of John Barclay's Argenis
- The Champion of Virtue (1777), republished as The Old English Baron (1778)
- The Two Mentors: A Modern Story (1783)
- The School for Widows: A Novel (1785)
- The Progress of Romance (1785)
- The Exiles, or, Memoirs of the Count de Cronstadt (1788)
- Plans of Education (1792)
- The Memoirs of Sir Roger de Clarendon (1793)
- Destination, or, Memoirs of a Private Family (1799)
- Edwin, King of Northumberland: A Story of the Seventh Century (1802)
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