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Mary Jane Holmes was a 19th century American author known for writing dozens of novels and short stories, many of which were best sellers in their time and continue to be widely read today.

Reproduction of the original: The English Orphans by Mary J. Holmes

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"The English Orphans: Or, A Home in the New World" by Mary Jane Holmes's encapsulates the essence of 19th-century American literature through its historical narrative set in New England. This domestic fiction novel delves into the lives of orphaned children who navigate the complexities... Read Full Overview

A touching tale of resilience and endurance, this novel follows the lives of two sisters, Rose and Alice, who are left orphaned in a foreign land. Facing poverty and societal challenges, they must navigate the complexities of Victorian England. Their differing responses to... Read Full Overview

Experience the heartwarming tale of "The English Orphans: A Home in the New World" by Mary Jane Holmes. Set against the backdrop of the 19th century, this historical fiction explores the profound bonds of family, particularly the unbreakable connection between sisters navigating... Read Full Overview

A home-coming forged in fire and hope, The English Orphans invites you to walk the early miles of a new world alongside those who refuse to abandon one another. A moving blend of sentiment and grit, it is a tale of courage, loyalty, and the quiet strength of families under pressure... Read Full Overview