Maria Edgeworth
January 1, 1768 – May 22, 1849
An Anglo-Irish gentry-woman, her novels championed the cause of social justice and advocated for humane treatment of Irish tenants and the poor by their landlords. Her work explores the moral responsibilities and compassion inherent in societal relationships. She dedicated her writing to portraying the importance of empathy and fairness in the treatment of others.
2004The Lottery
2004Ormond, A Tale
2004The Will
2004Tomorrow
2007Rosamond
2007Comic Dramas
2009Forester
2009Jacopo
2009Moral Tales V1
2009Harrington
2009Early Lessons V4
2010The Bracelets
2010Lazy Lawrence
2010The Mimic (1862)
2011Tales and Novels
2015Frank
2016Novels Volume 12
2019Maria Edgeworth - Leonora: 'Artificial manners vanish the moment the natural passions are touched''
2021Popular Tales
2021Ennui
2021Harry And Lucy
2022Simple Susan
2022Memoirs of Richard Lovel Edgeworth, Begun by Himself and Concluded by His Daughter, Maria Edgeworth
2022Letters for Literary Ladies: To Which Is Added, an Essay On the Noble Science of Self-Justification
2022Ormond
2022The Absentee
2022Castle Rackrent
2023Early Lessons
2024Patronage
2024Classic Tales