Henrietta Hardy Hammond

Henrietta Hardy Hammond (1854 – ) was an American novelist.

Henrietta Hardy Hammond was born on 1854 in Virginia.

Jane Turner Censer identifies Hammond as one of a number of popular Southern novelists of the 1870s and 1880s who wrote about self-confident and self-sufficient heroines. In ''A Fair Philosopher,'' Hammond's heroine starts a philosophy reading group while supporting her family. ''The Georgians'' depicts the relationship between Félise Orlanoff, a married French countess who inherits a Georgia estate, and Marcus Laurens, a Southern lawyer.

Henrietta Hardy Hammond died on November 24, 1883, in New York City. Provided by Wikipedia