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Can You Name This
Famous Virginian? She was a Amcni'an noVelSt. She wa~ best known as the aathor of romance^ based on early American history. She was born at Buehanan, Va. Her first novel, ‘•Prisoners of Hope." was published in IK'.tS. Her most suceessful novel is "To Have And to Hold," a colonial story of Virginia. She was privately educated. When >he was eighteen years < d, she visited Kurope with her father. The notes $1e took on the tiip w*re published in a Virginia ; r wspaper. A fter the puh'fc at 1 >1! of "Pi is■ ">‘rs o! Hope" si,,, Immediate;! ’■•anil a (dare among the literarv ■ • eli i a ties of tli’ co!: n • i y. Some of her I - were, "A ud• "T,,e Wit. "S lier CrosV r "" ‘- -Varney" —rrrrH—marry— I ’1 v. eel. .. fa m n u - Virginia:; as lame Monroe. • IMIllllll "‘imiiiiiiimiHumiiimuiiiiiinunmiuhin
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