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Charlotte M. Yonge
Image from: Charlotte Mary Yonge by Christabel Coleridge. London: MacMillan and Co., 1903.
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Charlotte M. Yonge

Author of The Little Duke

Also known as: C. Yonge, CH. M. YONGE, Charlotte Yonge, Yonge Charlotte, Charotte M. Yonge, Chalotte M. Yonge ... (see complete list), Yonge Charlotte M., Charlotte N. Yonge, M. Charlotte Yonge, Charlotte M. Younge, Charlottte M. Yonge, Charlotte Mary Yong, Charlotte Mary Yonge, YONGE (Charlotte Mary), Charlotte Mary] [Yonge, Illustrated By Over 100 Engravings Charlotte M. Yo

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1823-08-11
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1901-05-24
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England
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Otterbourne, Hampshire, England, UK
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Miss Charlotte M. Younge was a sucessful fiction writer publishing some 120 volumes during her lifetime. She is most noted for her story "The Heir of Redclyffe" and her book of Golden Deeds. She was greatly devoted to missionary work. She devoted some of her earnings to fund a missionary scooner for crusing the South Seas and funded the building of a missionary college in New Zealand.
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