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'''''My Lady Caprice''''' is a 1907 [[romance novel]] by the British writer [[Jeffrey Farnol]].<ref>Vinson p.259</ref> A romantic drama |
'''''My Lady Caprice''''' is a 1907 [[romance novel]] by the British writer [[Jeffrey Farnol]].<ref>Vinson p.259</ref> A romantic drama set during the ongoing [[Edwardian era]] rather than the [[Regency period]] which he became best known for portraying, it was his debut novel.<ref>Bryan p.58</ref> It was later republished under the [[alternative title]] '''''Chronicles of the Imp''''', the title by which it had originally been [[Serial (literature)|serialised]]. |
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| Author | Jeffrey Farnol |
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| Language | English |
| Genre | Romance |
Publication date | 1907 |
| Publication place | United Kingdom |
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My Lady Caprice is a 1907 romance novel by the British writer Jeffrey Farnol.[1] A romantic drama set during the ongoing Edwardian era rather than the Regency period which he became best known for portraying, it was his debut novel.[2] It was later republished under the alternative title Chronicles of the Imp, the title by which it had originally been serialised.
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Bibliography
- Bryan, Pat. Farnol: The Man Who Wrote Best-Sellers. 2002.
- Vinson, James. Twentieth-Century Romance and Gothic Writers. Macmillan, 1982.]
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