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  • Glyn, Elinor
    Elinor Glyn

    Three Weeks (1907), the story of a Balkan queen’s adulterous relationship with an Englishman, caused a sensation. It was widely read and condemned. His Hour (1910), one of her best romances, was set in the court of St. Petersburg and was executed in a keenly…

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    Three Weeks (1907), the story of a Balkan queen’s adulterous relationship with an Englishman, caused a sensation. It was widely read and condemned. His Hour (1910), one of her best romances, was set in the court of St. Petersburg and was executed in a keenly…

    Read More