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The Children of the New Forest

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1847
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294
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Four orphans live at Arnwood, a Cavalier's estate beside the New Forest in Hampshire, near Lymington. Their father, Colonel Beverley, a friend of Prince Rupert, fell at Naseby, and their mother died a few months later, leaving two sons and two daughters with an elderly relative. Frederick Marryat set the story in 1647, with Charles I a prisoner and Cromwell's army gaining control, and addressed it to young readers. It first appeared in 1847.

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Frederick Marryat

Frederick Marryat (1792-1848) was a British Royal Navy officer who served in the Napoleonic Wars before becoming a popular novelist. A pioneer of the sea story, he drew on his own service for rousing nautical tales and also wrote the children's classic The Children of the New Forest.

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First published
1847
Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
294
Language
English
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