About Margracia Loudon
Margracia Loudon was a British novelist.
Margracia Loudon (}; –1860) was an Irish novelist and political writer. She is known for her political works Philanthropic Economy, The Light of Mental Science (1845), The Voices of Bulgaria (1846).
Biography Margracia Ryves was born around 1788 at Castle Ryves, near Knocklong, County Limerick, Ireland. She was the daughter of William Ryves, a landowner, and his wife, Frances Catherine Ryves, author of Cumbrian Legends; or, Tales of Other Times (1812). In 1830, she married Charles Loudon, a physician, and they settled in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England. Fortune-Hunting: A Novel (1832) Corn Laws: Selections from Mrs Loudon's Philanthropic Economy (1842) The Light of Mental Science (1845) The Voices of Bulgaria (1846)
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Who was Margracia Loudon?
Irish novelist
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Margracia Loudon was born in County Limerick.
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Margracia Loudon died in 1860.
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Margracia Loudon was a novelist.
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Margracia Loudon was British.
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