Alfred H. Miles, most likely referring to Alfred Henry Miles (1848-1929), was a prolific writer of the Victorian era. He wore many hats throughout his career, including author, editor, anthologist, journalist, composer, and lecturer [Wikipedia].
His works covered a vast range of topics, from poetry collections like "The Poets and the Poetry of the Century" to historical accounts of warfare like "Wars of the Olden Times, Abraham to Cromwell" [Wikipedia]. He even ventured into practical guides like household encyclopedias ("The Household Oracle") and advice for relationships ("Wooing: Stories of the Course that Never Did Run Smooth") [Wikipedia].
Miles left behind a substantial literary footprint with hundreds of publications to his name.
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