The Masked Rider
by May Wynne
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May Wynne is a pseudonym for Mabel Winifred Knowles, prolific author of 211 books published between 1899 and 1954, as well as many short stories. Her works include thrillers, romances, adventures, historical and guide stories, didactic and religious pieces, and girls' school stories.
A Church worker at the Anglican mission parish of St Luke’s, Victoria Docks, Knowles used the proceeds from her writing career to fund mission activities. During the peak of her career, she wrote as many as eight books a year.
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The Masked Rider, May Wynne, Young Adult, Juvenile, Fiction, Literature, Stories, Books, Family, Cousins, Uncles, 17th Century, Helping the, Poor, Oppressed, Wealthy, Privileged, Scoundral, Brigands, Robbers, Thieves, Squires, Dukes, Lords, Country fairs, Fox HuntsPlaces
England, Atlantic Ocean, Virginia, USATimes
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May Wynne, [pseudonym of Mabel Winifred Knowles] Jan 1,1875 to 29 Nov 29, 1949
(Author, Mabel Winifred Knowles, aka May Wynne; aka Lester Lurgan)
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This is a thrilling story of life in England during the seventeenth century—an England of country fairs and fox hunts—an England of want and distress for the poor, of color and gaiety for the Dukes and Lords.
Randall Winford returns to Menthorpe Grange from the colony of Virginia across the Atlantic—returns with the new world viewpoint of helping the poor and oppressed—and help the oppressed he does in spite of his uncle, Squire Tobias, and Lord Tarlington.
Around old Menthorpe Grange is woven a tale of adventure and danger that holds one spellbound until the very last page.
Peggy Paver Beck’s strong illustrations in the block print style add a final touch of reality and vividness to a book which is filled with action.--Publisher
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