Grace Kennedy (writer)

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Grace Kennedy (* 1782 in Pinmore, Ayrshire , † February 28, 1825 in Edinburgh ) was a Scottish writer.

Grace Kennedy lived mostly in Edinburgh. Her works show a deep religiousness and appeared in numerous editions in the 19th century.

Works

  • Decision (1821)
  • Profession is not Principle (1822)
  • Jessy Allan, or The Lame Girl (1822)
  • Father Clement (1823)
  • Anna Ross (1824)
  • Andrew Campbell's Visit to his Irish Cousins (1824)
  • The Word of God and the Word of Man (1824)
  • Dunallan (1825)
  • The select works of Miss Grace Kennedy . Dürr, Leipzig 1863 (Dürr's collection of standard American and British authors); 51, 52, 62, 63.

German editions

  • Miss Grace Kennedy's complete works . Translated by Dr. H. Clemen. Bielefeld: Velhagen & Klasing, 1838.
  • Grace Kennedy's edited all Christian narratives in connection with others from the English. by Gustav Plieninger . Reutlingen: Mäcken, approx. 1842.

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SURNAME Kennedy, Grace
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Scottish writer
DATE OF BIRTH 1782
PLACE OF BIRTH Pinmore, Ayrshire
DATE OF DEATH February 28, 1825
Place of death Edinburgh