Isabel C. Clarke

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Isabel Constance Clarke ( 1869 - April 13, 1951 ) was an American writer.

Life

Isabel Constance Clarke was a Roman Catholic writer. She wrote mostly short stories , including the following works:

Works

  • Prisoner's Years (1912)
  • By the Blue River (1913)
  • Fine Clay (1914)
  • Children of Eve (1918)
  • The Elstones (1919)
  • The Deep Heart (1919)
  • Julian (1920)
  • Lady Trent's Daughter (1920)
  • The Light on the Lagoon (1921)
  • Whose Name is Legion (1921)
  • Carina (1923)
  • Viola Hudson (1923)
  • Children of the Shadow (1924)
  • Anna Nugent (1924)
  • It Happened in Rome (1925)
  • The Castle of San Salvo (1926)
  • Selma (1926)
  • The Lamp of Destiny (1927)
  • A Case of Conscience (1927)
  • Strangers Of Rome (1928)
  • Roman Year (1936)
  • The Custody Of The Children (1941)
  • Lost Heritage (1949)
  • The Villab by the Sea
  • Ursula Finch
  • Eunice
  • The rest house
  • Only Anne
  • Average cabins
  • The Potter's House
  • Tressider's Sister
  • The Secret Citadel

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Isabel C. Clarke . CatholicAuthors.com. Retrieved July 7, 2010.
  2. ^ Cl - New General Catalog of Old Books & Authors . Authorandbookinfo.com. Retrieved July 7, 2010.
personal data
SURNAME Clarke, Isabel C.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Clarke, Isabel Constance (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American writer
DATE OF BIRTH 1869
DATE OF DEATH April 13, 1951