Charles Garvice

1850–1920 (age 70)

Biography

Charles Garvice overcame early hardship to become one of the most widely read romantic novelists of his day, weaving tales of love and perseverance that resonated with readers across Britain and beyond.

He used the success of his stories to support literary causes and remained attentive to his audience even as his health declined, and his earthly remains lie in Richmond Cemetery.

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