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  • Beth’s Wonder-Winter
    Marion Ames Taggart / William F. (William Frederick) Stecher
    Marion Ames Taggart’s 'Beth’s wonder-winter' invites readers into a charming world of holiday magic and youthful adventure. This delightful piece of juvenile fiction centers on the experiences of a young girl named Beth as she navigates a memorable winter season. Set against the enchanting backdrop of New York City, the story unfolds with a festive spirit, perfectly capturing t...
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    26,22 €

  • Stradella
    F. Marion Crawford
    Stradella offers a rich exploration of love, artistic passion, and the constraints imposed by societal expectations, all set against the evocative backdrop of Venice. The novel reflects on how personal desire and creative spirit clash with rigid social structures, portraying the emotional complexities that arise when individuals seek freedom within oppressive circumstances. It ...
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    15,00 €

  • Katharine Lauderdale Vol. II
    F. Marion Crawford
    Katherine Lauderdale Vol. II is a novel that reflects on the struggle between personal desire and the obligations shaped by family, society, and inner conflict. The narrative explores how individuals confront emotional challenges while seeking connection and purpose, highlighting the tension between longing for love and the realities imposed by circumstance. It draws attention ...
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  • Taquisara
    F. Marion Crawford
    Taquisara is a novel that reflects on the conflict between personal freedom and the expectations imposed by family and society. The narrative explores how individuals struggle to assert their will in the face of pressures tied to wealth, status, and duty. It highlights the emotional weight of decisions made under the influence of obligation and the quiet strength needed to navi...
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    16,18 €

  • Wandering Ghosts
    F. Marion Crawford
    Wandering ghosts offers a collection of supernatural stories that delve into the chilling influence of the past on the present and the destructive power of hidden truths. The work explores how dark family legacies and unspoken transgressions cast long shadows over the lives of those who inherit them. Through eerie settings and unsettling encounters, the stories examine the tens...
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    12,39 €

  • Katharine Lauderdale Vol. I
    F. Marion Crawford
    Katherine Lauderdale Vol. I is a novel that reflects on the struggle between personal desire and the obligations shaped by family, society, and inner conflict. The narrative explores how individuals confront emotional challenges while seeking connection and purpose, highlighting the tension between longing for love and the realities imposed by circumstance. It draws attention t...
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    13,01 €

  • The Upper Berth By the Waters of Paradise
    F. Marion Crawford
    The upper berth: By the waters of paradise offers an exploration of the human encounter with the unknown, weaving together elements of the supernatural and psychological unease. The stories reflect on how isolation and fear can magnify the mysteries that dwell at the edge of human understanding. The collection highlights the tension between rational thought and the inexplicable...
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    9,68 €

  • The Ralstons Volume II
    F. Marion Crawford
    The Ralstons Volume II is a novel that reflects on the tension between personal identity and the expectations placed upon individuals by family, wealth, and society. The narrative explores how people navigate duty, morality, and ambition while facing the privileges and burdens of their position. It highlights the contrast between public success and private struggle, drawing att...
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    13,01 €

  • Corleone A Tale Of Sicily
    F. Marion Crawford
    Corleone: A tale of Sicily examines the struggle between individual purpose and the weight of inherited expectation within a tightly bound aristocratic society. Set in Sicily, the story reflects on how tradition, status, and family allegiance shape moral decisions and personal identity. It highlights the dissonance between introspection and public duty, drawing attention to the...
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    16,85 €

  • The Ralstons Volume I
    F. Marion Crawford
    The Ralstons Volume I is a novel that reflects on the tension between personal identity and the expectations placed upon individuals by family, wealth, and society. The narrative explores how people navigate duty, morality, and ambition while facing the privileges and burdens of their position. It highlights the contrast between public success and private struggle, drawing atte...
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    13,01 €

  • A Rose Of Yesterday
    F. Marion Crawford
    A rose of yesterday offers a delicate portrayal of human relationships shaped by longing, honor, and the expectations of society. The novel explores the emotional intricacies that arise when affection becomes entangled with duty and the passage of time. It reflects on the struggles of individuals caught between personal desire and the constraints imposed by social conventions. ...
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    11,76 €

  • Marion Darche A Story Without Comment
    F. Marion Crawford
    Marion Darche: A story without comment is a novel that reflects on the tension between personal fulfillment and the expectations shaped by society and marriage. The narrative explores how individuals confront emotional challenges while trying to reconcile love, loyalty, and the pursuit of happiness. It highlights the quiet struggles that arise when private longing conflicts wit...
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    11,64 €

  • Love In Idleness A Bar Harbour Tale
    F. Marion Crawford
    Love in idleness: A Bar Harbour tale is a novel that reflects on the delicate balance between personal desire and the expectations of society. The narrative explores how individuals navigate the complexities of affection, ambition, and social standing within a close-knit summer community. It highlights the tension between sincerity and pretense in romantic relationships, drawin...
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    10,68 €

  • To Leeward
    F. Marion Crawford
    To leeward is a novel that reflects on the struggle between personal longing and the constraints imposed by tradition and society. The narrative explores how individuals wrestle with expectations shaped by family, culture, and social status, particularly in a setting marked by contrasts between old customs and emerging ideals. It highlights the complexities of love when it chal...
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    13,58 €

  • A Tale Of A Lonely Parish
    F. Marion Crawford
    A tale of a lonely parish reflects on the quiet tensions of rural life, where intellect, ambition, and social standing intersect within the constrained world of a small English community. The novel examines how the pursuit of personal growth unfolds against a backdrop of routine, expectation, and subtle social hierarchies. Through the life of a reflective clergyman, the story e...
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    14,98 €

  • Fair Margaret A Portrait
    F. Marion Crawford
    Fair Margaret: A portrait explores the pursuit of artistic ambition alongside the emotional challenges that accompany personal growth and self-discovery. The novel reflects on the tension between idealism and realism, capturing the complexities of striving for success while preserving authenticity. Through thoughtful dialogue and subtle emotional undercurrents, the narrative hi...
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    14,31 €

  • A Cigarette-Maker’s Romance
    F. Marion Crawford
    A cigarette maker’s romance offers a reflection on love, dignity, and resilience in the face of social decline and personal hardship. The novel portrays the inner strength of individuals striving to maintain their sense of worth despite the weight of lost status and unfulfilled dreams. Set against the bustling yet harsh environment of a tobacco shop in Munich, the narrative exp...
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    12,39 €

  • The Children Of The King A Tale Of Southern Italy
    F. Marion Crawford
    The children of the king: A tale of Southern Italy is a novel that reflects on resilience, identity, and the search for belonging amid adversity. The narrative explores how individuals, faced with loss and injustice, find strength in their connections to each other and to the land they call home. It highlights the contrast between the harsh realities of life and the beauty that...
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    12,38 €

  • The Little City Of Hope A Christmas Story
    F. Marion Crawford
    The little city of hope: A Christmas story is a novel that reflects on resilience, compassion, and the enduring power of hope in the face of hardship. The narrative explores how adversity tests the strength of family bonds and the quiet heroism found in everyday struggles. It highlights the contrast between material poverty and the richness of imagination and love, drawing atte...
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    9,58 €

  • Fair Margaret
    F. Marion Crawford
    Dive into the enchanting world of *Fair Margaret: A Portrait*, a timeless love story that has captivated readers for generations. This classic Victorian romance, now restored and republished by Alpha Editions, invites you to experience the intricate tapestry of 19th-century life through the eyes of its unforgettable characters. At the heart of the narrative is Margaret, a woman...
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    18,46 €

  • The White Sister
    F. Marion Crawford
    The White Sister is a novel by F. Marion Crawford (Francis Marion Crawford), first published in 1909. It is one of Crawford’s most famous works, blending romance, tragedy, and themes of faith and devotion.The story follows Angela Chiaramonte, a young Italian woman who becomes a nun (the 'White Sister' of the title) after believing her lover, Captain Giovanni Severi, has died in...
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    12,42 €

  • The Witch of Prague
    F. Marion Crawford
    The Witch of Prague: A Fantastic Tale is a Gothic fantasy novel written by F. Marion Crawford and first published in 1891. Set in the mysterious and atmospheric city of Prague, the story blends elements of romance, the supernatural, and psychological intrigue.The novel follows Unorna, a beautiful and enigmatic woman with supernatural abilities, including mesmerism and influence...
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    16,03 €

  • Via Crucis
    F. Marion Crawford
    Via Crucis: A Romance of the Second Crusade is a historical novel by F. Marion Crawford, first published in 1899. Set during the Second Crusade (1147-1149), the story blends romance, adventure, and historical drama against the backdrop of religious conflict and medieval chivalry.The novel follows the intertwined fates of Gilbert Warde, a young Norman knight, and Beatrix, a nobl...
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    13,62 €

  • Wandering ghosts
    F. Marion Crawford
    'Wandering Ghosts' is a collection of supernatural stories by F. Marion Crawford (Francis Marion Crawford), first published in 1911 under the title Wandering Ghosts in the U.S. and as Uncanny Tales in the U.K. Crawford, known for his gothic and weird fiction, explores themes of hauntings, curses, and eerie phenomena in these tales.'The Dead Smile' - A chilling tale of a cursed ...
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    12,55 €

  • Whosoever Shall Offend
    F. Marion Crawford
    Whosoever Shall Offend is a novel by F. Marion Crawford, first published in 1904. Francis Marion Crawford (1854-1909) was an American writer known for his prolific output of novels, particularly in the genres of Gothic fiction, historical romance, and supernatural tales.The novel is a psychological thriller that explores themes of guilt, deception, and moral corruption. It foll...
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    12,34 €

  • Marietta
    F. Marion Crawford
    Marietta: A Maid of Venice is a historical novel by F. Marion Crawford, first published in 1901. Set in Venice during the Renaissance, the story follows the life of Marietta, a beautiful and spirited young woman caught in the intrigues of love, politics, and societal expectations.Marietta is the daughter of Zorzi the glassmaker, a skilled artisan working on the island of Murano...
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    14,84 €

  • Mr. Isaacs
    F. Marion Crawford
    Mr. Isaacs: A Tale of Modern India is a novel by F. Marion Crawford, first published in 1882. It was Crawford’s first novel and gained significant popularity for its vivid portrayal of British colonial India and its mystical themes.The story is set in British India and follows the life of Mr. Isaacs, a mysterious and wealthy Persian merchant with possible connections to Sufi my...
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    12,50 €

  • Sant’ Ilario
    F. Marion Crawford
    Sant’ Ilario is a historical novel by F. Marion Crawford, first published in 1889. It is the second book in Crawford’s 'Saracinesca' trilogy, following Saracinesca (1887) and preceding Don Orsino (1892). The novel is set in 19th-century Rome and continues the story of the aristocratic Saracinesca family, blending romance, drama, and political intrigue.The novel focuses on Giova...
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    18,43 €

  • The Heart of Rome
    F. Marion Crawford
    The Heart of Rome: A Tale of the 'Lost Water' is a novel by Francis Marion Crawford, first published in 1903. Set in Rome, the story weaves together mystery, romance, and historical intrigue, centered around the legendary 'Lost Water'-an ancient underground aqueduct said to run beneath the city.The novel follows Sabina Conti, a young and impoverished noblewoman who lives in a d...
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    14,94 €

  • The Upper Berth
    F. Marion Crawford
    'The Upper Berth' is one of F. Marion Crawford’s most famous horror stories, first published in 1886. It is a classic ghost story at sea, blending psychological terror with supernatural elements. The tale is narrated by Brisbane, a man who hears the horrifying account from his friend Sanders, who experienced a haunting aboard the transatlantic steamer Kamtschatka. Crawford buil...
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    12,46 €


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