MRS. STANNARD (HENRIETTA ELIZA VAUGHAN PALMER)
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An English novelist, writing under the pseudonyms "John Strange Winter" and "Violet Whyte"; born at York, Jan. 13, 1856. She has written among others: "Cavalry Life" (1881); "Regimental Legends" (1883); "Bootle's Baby" (1885), very popular; "Houp-la" (1885); "A Siege Baby" (1887); "Heart and Sword".
By Charles Dudley Warner
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