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About T. F. Unwin
Thomas Fisher Unwin (1848-1935) was the child of Jacob Unwin. Thomas Fisher Unwin achieved fame as the redoubtable T.F. Unwin who ran a successful publishing business from 1884 to 1926. T. F. Unwin's publishing fortune were improving and by were on the cusp of his next milestone, when in 1903 he brough in another rising start of the family, his half-brother Stanley Unwin. Of all oh his publishing successes, Ethel M. Dell was by far his most popular author. Notably, Ethel M. Dell is not listed for a feature release in the midsummer of 1902. I have added online reading links to the books that I have found publicly available. These links will be regularly reviewed to confirm if new novels have become available. These novels are works of fiction and storytelling.
Mr. T.F. Unwin's List of Novels
Midsummer, 1902.
Extra Crown 8vo. Price 6s. each
- By Command of the Price, John Lawrence Lamb
- Fomagordyeeff, Maxim Gorky
- Ray Farley, Moffat and Druce
- The Yellow Fiend, Mrs. Alexander
- The Mating of a Dove, Mary E. Mann
- The Insane Root, Mrs. Campbell Praed
- Wistons, Miles Amber
- Mistress Barbara Cunliffe, Halliwell Sutcliffe
- A Girl of the Multitude, W. R. H. Trowbridge
- Blue Lilies, Lucas Cleeve
- The Lake of the Palms, Romesh Dutt
- Shacklett, Walter Barr
- A Lion's Whelp, Amelia E. Barr
- The Searchers, Margaretta Byrde
- The Poet and Penelope, L. Parry Trscott
- Breachley, Black Sheep, Louis Becke
- Stronger Than Love, Mrs. Alexander
- High Policy, C. F. Keary
- The Strange Adventure of James Shervinton, Louis Becke
- The Deeps of Deliverance, F. Van Eeden
- A Modern Monarch, Frank C. Lewis
- The Passioon of Mahael, Lilian Bowen Rowlands
- The Lady-Killer, H. De Mere Stacpoole
- Three of Them, Maxim Gorky
- Love and the Soul Hunters, John Oliver Hobbes
- The Man in the Street, Lucas Cleeve
- A Lady's Honour, Bass Blake
- An Australian Girl in London, Louise Mack
- From Behind the Arras, Mrs. Philip Champion de Crespigny
- Helen Adair, Louis Becke
- The Long Vigil, Janner Taylor
- In Chaucer's Maytime, Emily Richings
- Five Children and It, E. Nesbit
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THE ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
September Number Now Read. Price 6d.
CONTENTS—
Some experiences of a missionary in Toro and Pygmy Land, told by Miss M. B. Lloyd.
A Forest Fire, by Harry Dixon.
Mrs. Leslie, by Zoë Proctor.
Wit at the Court of Charles II., by A. J. Hughes.
Joe Buckley's Last Will, by Amy H. Langdon.
Sicilian Sketches, by W. and A. M. Miller.
The Strange Adventure of James Shervinton, by Louis Becke.
Chateaubriand, by Arthur Berrington.
The Third Adventure of Aga Mirza—The House in the Lal Bazaar—by Auila Kempster.
Orford, by N. G. Richardson.
The Rock Temples of Ellora, by Athol Forbes
