Toronto Mazo de la Roche of Jalna […]

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1966

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Toronto Mazo de la Roche of Jalna, Ronald Hambleton's biography of Canadian writer Mazo de la Roche, was published by General Publishing. De la Roche (1879-1961) had gained world-wide fame through her Jalna novels. For more than seventy years, she was involved in a very close relationship with her adopted sister Caroline Clement (who was actually a first cousin once removed). They were inseparable; according to Hambleton, came to be seen as "almost Mazo's other self" (p. 16). Nowhere does he imply, however, that their relationship was in any way sexual. (see also 1972.)

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1972 Don Mills, Ont. Ronald […]

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Toronto

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Caroline Clement Mazo de la Roche Ronald Hambleton

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General Publishing

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Dorothy Livesay, "Mazo Explored," Canadian Literature, no. 32 (1967). 57-59 Hilda Kirkwood, "Mazo de la Roche of Jalna," Canadian Forum, February 1968, 262-63 George Hendrick, "Letters in Canada: 1966. Humanities," University of Toronto Quarterly 36 (July 1967) 410-11 Phyllis Grosskurth, "A Garrulous Account of Mazo of Whiteoaks," Saturday Night, December 1966, 46 James Bannerman, "Bannerman on Books" (column), Maclean's, 19 November 1966, 62

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