Beatrice the Sixteenth
| Title | Beatrice the Sixteenth |
| Year for Search | 1909 |
| Authors | [Baty], [Thomas](1869-1954) |
| Tertiary Authors | Clyde, Irene [pseud.] |
| Date Published | 1909 |
| Publisher | George Bell & Sons |
| Place Published | London |
| Keywords | English author, Transgender author |
| Annotation | While the novel is largely taken up with palace intrigue and conflicts with neighbors, there are eutopian elements in its presentation of an aristocratic society based on slavery and servants (both well treated of course) that is almost entirely female. |
| Pseudonym | Irene Clyde [pseud.]. The pseudonym has been described as the “transgender personal of the author.” |
| Holding Institutions | L |
| Author Note | The English author (1869-1954) moved to Japan in 1916. |
| Full Text | 1909 [Baty, Thomas] (1869-1954). Beatrice the Sixteenth. By Irene Clyde [pseud.]. London: George Bell & Sons. The pseudonym has been described as the “transgender personal of the author.” L While the novel is largely taken up with palace intrigue and conflicts with neighbors, there are eutopian elements in its presentation of an aristocratic society based on slavery and servants (both well treated of course) that is almost entirely female. The English author moved to Japan in 1916. |
