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She was born at Tixall Hall in Staffordshire on the 23rd of September 1812 and was the youngest daughter of the 1st Earl Granville.
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Ellen Middleton
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The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others
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The Life of St Frances of Rome and Others
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Ellen Middleton: A Tale (Classic Reprint)
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Mrs. Gerald's Niece: A Novel (Classic Reprint)
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Collection of British Authors, Vol. CCLIX; Lady-Bird: A Tale. In Two Volumes, Vol. II
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The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others - Blessed Lucy of Narni, Dominica of Paradiso, Anne de Montmorency
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This book is a fascinating portrait of the life of St Frances of Rome. It is based on writings by her confessor, Mattiotti, who wrote down her visions and ecstasies for a period of ten years. He also put together a history of her life and after her death wrote a biography, which is now to be found in the Bollandist collection (Venice, 1735, vol. ii.). It also includes the lives of Blessed Lucy of Narni, Dominica of Paradiso, and Anne de Montmorency.
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Grantley Manor
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Constance Sherwood. An Autobiography of the Sixteenth Century
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A Stormy Life: A Novel; Three Volumes Complete in One
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A will and a way (v.3)
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Constance Sherwood: An Autobiography of the Sixteenth Century
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Constance Sherwood: An Autobiography of the Sixteenth Century by Lady Georgiana Fullerton Chapter 1. I had not thought to write the story of my life; but the wishes of those who have at all times more right to command than occasion to entreat aught at my hands, have in a manner compelled me thereunto. The divers trials and the unlooked-for comforts which have come to my lot during the years that I have been tossed to and fro on this uneasy sea--the world--have wrought in my soul an exceeding sense of the goodness of God, and an insight into the meaning of the sentence in Holy Writ which saith, His ways are not as our ways, nor his thoughts like unto our thoughts. And this puts me in mind that there are sayings which are in every ones mouth, and therefore not to be lightly gainsayed, which nevertheless do not approve themselves to my conscience as wholly just and true. Of these is the common adage, That misfortunes come not alone. For my own part, I have found that when a cross has been laid on me, it has mostly been a single one, and that other sorrows were oftentimes removed, as if to make room for it. And it has been my wont, when one trial has been passing away, to look out for the next, even as on a stormy day, when the clouds have rolled away in one direction and sunshine is breaking overhead, we see others rising in the distance. There has been no portion of my life free from some measure of grief or fear sufficient to recall the words that Man is born to trouble as the sparks fly upward; and none so reft of consolation that, in the midst of suffering, I did not yet cry out, The Lord is my shepherd; his rod and his staff comfort me. I was born in the year 1557, in a very fair part of England, at Sherwood Hall, in the county of Stafford. For its comely aspect, commodious chambers, sunny gardens, and the sweet walks in its vicinity, it was as commendable a residence for persons of moderate fortune and contented minds as can well be thought of. Within and without this my paternal home nothing was wanting which might please the eye, or minister to tranquillity of mind and healthful recreation. I reckon it amongst the many favors I have received from a gracious Providence, that the earlier years of my life were spent amidst such fair scenes, and in the society of parents who ever took occasion from earthly things to lead my thoughts to such as are imperishable, and so to stir up in me a love of the Creator (Continued...)
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Georgiana Charlotte Leveson-Gower
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Career
After living in Paris for some eight years she and her husband accompanied Lord Granville to Cannes and thence to Rome. In 1843 her husband entered the Roman Catholic church, and in the following year Lady Georgiana Fullerton published her first novel, Ellen Middleton, which attracted W. E. Gladstone's attention in the English Review. In 1846 she entered the Roman Catholic church. In 1856 she became one of the third order of St Francis, and thenceforward devoted herself to charitable work. In conjunction with Miss Taylor she founded the religious community known as "The Poor Servants of the Mother of God Incarnate, " and she also took an active part in bringing to England the sisters of St Vincent of Paul. Her philanthropic work is described in Mrs Augustus Craven's work Lady Georgiana Fullerton, sa vie et ses eeuvres (Paris, 1888), which was translated into English by Henry James Coleridge. She died at Bournemouth on the 19th of January 1885. Among her other novels were Grantley Manor (1847), Lady Bird (1852), and Too Strange not to be True (1864).
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Ellen Middleton: A Tale (Classic Reprint)
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Collection of British Authors, Vol. CCLIX; Lady-Bird: A Tale. In Two Volumes, Vol. II
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Constance Sherwood. An Autobiography of the Sixteenth Century
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A Stormy Life: A Novel; Three Volumes Complete in One
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A will and a way (v.3)
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Constance Sherwood: An Autobiography of the Sixteenth Century
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The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others - Blessed Lucy of Narni, Dominica of Paradiso, Anne de Montmorency
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Ellen Middleton
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Grantley Manor
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The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others
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Mrs. Gerald's Niece: A Novel (Classic Reprint)
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Ellen Middleton: A Tale (Classic Reprint)
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In 1833 she married Alexander George Fullerton, then an Irish officer in the guards. The death of her only son in 1854 plunged her in grief, and she continued to wear mourning until the end of her life.
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