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767: 781: 295:, tells how a fairy godmother replaces a princess with a toy, who is submissive, says exactly what is expected of her and never laughs. Once the real princess has grown up the fairy godmother takes her back to the court, who unsurprisingly decide to keep the toy, so scared are they of a real woman, who shouts, laughs and cries and has a mind of her own 164:, are remarkable in deviating from the fairytale norm â€“ often not including a happy ending, or not having the protagonist gain wealth or power (rather procuring the wisdom of recognising the value of living without these things); and in the satirical element of political comment in her works. According to the 302:
was a close family friend; indeed, Mary told some of her stories to his children, and it has been suggested that his politics influenced her writings: she ridicules mass-production in "Siegfried and Handa" and "The Bread of Discontent", both of which show beings of evil intent behind a community's
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Forsyth, Kate                    “Suffragette Mary de Morgan: England’s First Feminist Fairy Tale Writer?" https://kateforsyth.com.au/articles/suffragette-mary-de-morgan-englands-first-feminist-fairy-tale-writer June 7 2018.
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Mostly during her time living with William, Mary told stories to her own nephews and nieces, as well as to the children of friends and family, many among them artists and writers of note. Jenny and May Morris, children of
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Following her father's death in 1871, she resided with her brother William in his Chelsea house until his marriage in 1887, after which she lived in lodgings, making a living as a typist.
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The Windfairies; Vain Kesta; The Pool and the Tree; Nanina's Sheep; The Gipsy's Cup; The Story of a Cat; Dumb Othmar; The Rain Maiden; The Ploughman and the Gnome
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De Morgan's stories also often contain the theme of wealth and power being shown to be negative attributes – an attitude which resonates with her remark quoted in
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Fowler, James.                 "The Golden Harp: Mary de Morgan's Centrality in Victorian Fairy-Tale Literature."
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The Story of Vain Lamorna; The Seeds of Love; The Story of the Opal; Siegfried and Handa; The Hair Tree; The Toy Princess; Through The Fire
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turn from well-made, hand-crafted goods to poor-quality mass-produced goods, with disastrous consequences. This has been interpreted as a
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in which a brooch, a shawl-pin and a pin on a pincushion are telling each other tales to pass the time. This
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William Morris was fond of her stories, and when he was dying in 1896, Mary came to nurse him.
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The Oxford Companion to Fairy Tales: the western fairy tale traditions from medieval to modern
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Read the ebook William De Morgan and his wife by A. M. W. (Anna Maria Wilhelmina) Stirling
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https://postgradenglishjournal.awh.durham.ac.uk/ojs/index.php/pgenglish/article/view/62
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Geni. 'Mary de Morgan'. https://www.geni.com/people/Mary-De-Morgan/6000000012525279433
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The Necklace of Princess Fiorimonde â€“ The Complete Fairy Stories of Mary De Morgan
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AIM25 text-only browsing: Senate House Library, University of London: De Morgan family
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The Necklace of Princess Fiorimonde – The Complete Fairy Stories of Mary De Morgan
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and his sister, as well as their cousins, the Burne-Joneses and the Mackails.
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Pemberton, Marilyn. 'Mary de Morgan: Out of the Morrisian Shadow'. 
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The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Folktales & Fairy Tales Volume One: A-F
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Mary De Morgan, the youngest daughter of distinguished mathematician
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https://www.demorgan.org.uk/mary-de-morgan-by-marilyn-pemberton/
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Avery, Gillian. “De Morgan, Mary (1850-1907)”  pp 124-126
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of inanimate objects has been likened to the technique used by
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Internet Book List :: Author Information: Mary De Morgan
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Mary De Morgan was a member of women's suffragist group the
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The women's suffrage movement: a reference guide, 1866–1928
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who, according to Lancelyn Green, "hated her exceedingly".
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Out of the Shadows: The Life and Works of Mary De Morgan.
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Fowler, James. “De Morgan, Mary (1850-1907)” pp 256-257.
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Out of the Shadows: The Life and Works of Mary De Morgan
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The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Folktales and Fairy Tales
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Though De Morgan is one of the lesser known authors of
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edited by Jack Zipes. Oxford University Press, 2000.
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She also apparently said something to offend a young
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Greenwood Encyclopedia of Folk Tales and Fairy Tales
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Index

Mary Morgan (disambiguation)
Augustus De Morgan
William De Morgan
fairytales
Roger Lancelyn Green
literary fairytales
Hans Christian Andersen
BBC
Jackanory
Jackanory Playhouse
William De Morgan
Augustus De Morgan
Henry Holiday
Edward Poynter
Bernard Shaw
William Morris
Rudyard Kipling
Angela Thirkell
Denis Mackail
tuberculosis
Cairo
Egypt
Helwan
Women's Franchise League
William Morris
criticism of capitalism
Roger Lancelyn Green
frame story
anthropomorphism
Hans Christian Andersen

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