 She also wrote lives of Francis of Assisi (1871), the French historian Count de Montalembert (1872), Dante (1877), Miguel de Cervantes (1880), and the Scottish theologian John Tulloch (1888).At the time of her death, Oliphant was still working on "Annals of a Publishing House", a record of the progress and achievement of the firm of Blackwood, with which she had been so long connected.Her "Autobiography and Letters", which present a touching picture of her domestic anxieties, appeared in 1899.