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Rose Macaulay

Author · 1 August 1881 – 30 October 1958

Rose Macaulay

An English writer, most noted for her award-winning novel <i>The Towers of Trebizond</i>, about a small Anglo-Catholic group crossing Turkey by camel (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Macaulay>Wikipedia</a>).

Pleasure of ruins

Pleasure of ruins

The Towers of Trebizond

The Towers of Trebizond

Told by an Idiot

Told by an Idiot

Personal pleasures

Personal pleasures

The world my wilderness

The world my wilderness

Letters to a friend

Letters to a friend

Non-combatants and others

Non-combatants and others

All 40 works

The writings of E. M. Forster

The writings of E. M. Forster

Mystery at Geneva

Mystery at Geneva

What not, a prophetic comedy

What not, a prophetic comedy

Some religious elements in English literature

Some religious elements in English literature

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Staying with Relations

Rose Macaulay

Staying with Relations

1930

Life among the English

Life among the English

Keeping up appearances

Keeping up appearances

Letters to a sister

Letters to a sister

They were defeated

They were defeated

Last letters to a friend, 1952-1958

Last letters to a friend, 1952-1958

They went to Portugal

They went to Portugal

The making of a bigot

The making of a bigot

I would be private

I would be private

And no man's wit

And no man's wit

A casual commentary

A casual commentary

The shadow flies

The shadow flies

Views and vagabonds

Views and vagabonds

The minor pleasures of life

The minor pleasures of life

Catchwords and claptrap

Catchwords and claptrap

The two blind countries

The two blind countries

The Thrones of Earth and Heaven

The Thrones of Earth and Heaven

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