Elizabeth Frances Dagley
Elizabeth Frances Dagley (1788–1853), sometimes publishing under her initials as E. F. D., was an English writer of children's literature in the Regency Era. She published four books.
Biography
[edit]Dagley was the daughter of the artist and educator Richard Dagley.[1] Her writing, although for children, "articulates the problems and misery of economic insecurity".[2]
Dagley died in 1833.[3]
Published works
[edit]- Fairy Favours, and other tales. 1825.[4]
- The Birthday, and other tales. 1828.[5]
- The Village Nightingale: with other tales. 1829.[6]
- The Young Seer or, Early Searches into Futurity. 1834.[7]
References
[edit]- ^ L.A. Fagan, "Dagley, Richard (1761–1841)", revised by Katherine Coombs. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online ed.). Oxford University Press, 2002.
- ^ Rebecca-Anne C. Do Rozario, Fashion in the Fairy Tale Tradition (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018), pp. 146-148.
- ^ "Elizabeth Frances Dagley". womensprinthistoryproject.com. Retrieved 24 April 2025.
- ^ Dagley, Elizabeth Frances (1825). Fairy Favours, and Other Tales. W. Cole.
- ^ Dagley, Elizabeth Frances (1828). The Birthday: with Other Tales. James Bulcock.
- ^ Dagley, Elizabeth Frances (1829). The Village Nightingale; with Other Tales. N. Hailes.
- ^ Dagley, Elizabeth Frances (1834). The Young Seer, Or Early Searches Into Futurity. Smith, Elder & Company.
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