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Ouida

Maria Louise Ramé (1 January 1839 – 25 January 1908), going by the name Marie Louise de la Ramée and known by the pseudonym Ouida (/ˈwiːdə/ ⓘ WEE-də), was an English novelist. Ouida wrote more than 40 novels, as well as short stories, children's books and essays. Moderately successful, she lived a life of luxury, entertaining many of the literary figures…

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Occupation
Novelist
Born
Maria Louise Ramé (1839-01-01)1 January 1839 Bury St Edmunds, England
Died
25 January 1908(1908-01-25) (aged 69) Viareggio, Italy
Pen name
Ouida

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Early years

Career

Animal rights

Literary career

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Filmography

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Ouida

Nodes117
Edges116
Triples173
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017094
Components1

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Ouida

Top relations

related to Career · 38
Ouida → Algernon Swinburne, America, American, As, At, Bagni, Bellosguardo, Byron, Florence, For, Friendship, Her, In, In The Massarenes, Italy, John Millais, Langham Hotel, Later, London, Lucca
related to Influence · 37
Ouida → After, After Ricordi, Arthur Sullivan's Ivanhoe, Beckett, Between Cowen, Carte's, Covent Garden, Cowen, Cowen's Signa, English, English Opera House, Frederic Edward Weatherly, Frederic Hymen Cowen, Giacomo Puccini, Gilbert Arthur, He, His, Italian, Italy, June
related to Further reading · 24
Ouida → Bigland, Cobden-Sanderson, Eileen, Elizabeth, Elwin, Ffrench, Fisher Unwin, Jarrolds, Jonathan Cape, Lee, Malcolm, Memoir, Monica, Ostentation, Stirling, Study, The Fine, The Life, The Passionate Victorian, Times
related to External links · 22
Ouida → Abbot, Archival, August, Bartleby, Book, Her Winter City, In Maremma, Internet ArchiveWorks, LibriVox, March, National Magazine, Notable, OpenBooksWillis, Ouida Archived, Ouida Similes, Project, Project GutenbergWorks, The Victorian Women Writers, UK National Archives, Valancourt BooksCharles Warren Stoddard
related to General and cited references · 22
Ouida → Andrew, Co, CRC Press, De, Dictionary, Elder, Elizabeth, In Lee, Jane, Jordan, King, Lee, London, Marie Louise, National Biography, November, Ramée, Routledge, Sidney, Smith
related to Legacy and honours · 12
Ouida → Bury St Edmunds, During Rita's, Eliza Margaret Jane Humphreys, Fellow, Humphreys, It, Its, Lord Curzon, Ouida's, Rita, She, Soon
related to Literary career · 9
Ouida → Bondage, During, Held, Her, Idalia, In, It, Italian, She
related to Animal rights · 5
Ouida → Protest Against Vivisection, She, The Fortnightly Review, The Gentleman's Magazine, The New Priesthood
Born · 1
Ouida → Maria Louise Ramé (1839-01-01)1 January 1839 Bury St Edmunds, England
Died · 1
Ouida → 25 January 1908(1908-01-25) (aged 69) Viareggio, Italy

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novel london based novels literary name later directed wrote one signa many two italy 1867 work flags dog public rights

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
OuidaBornMaria Louise Ramé (1839-01-01)1 January 1839 Bury St Edmunds, England1.00infobox
OuidaDied25 January 1908(1908-01-25) (aged 69) Viareggio, Italy1.00infobox
OuidaOccupationNovelist1.00infobox
OuidaPen nameOuida1.00infobox
Ouidarelated to Animal rightsShe0.60section
Ouidarelated to Animal rightsThe New Priesthood0.60section
Ouidarelated to Animal rightsProtest Against Vivisection0.60section
Ouidarelated to Animal rightsThe Gentleman's Magazine0.60section
Ouidarelated to Animal rightsThe Fortnightly Review0.60section
Ouidarelated to CareerShe0.60section
Ouidarelated to CareerLangham Hotel0.60section
Ouidarelated to CareerLondon0.60section

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