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A Lovely Volume,
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This review is from: Charlotte Bronte (British Library Writers' Lives) (Paperback)
In this book the author intends to dispel the myth that Charlotte Bronte was the "unhappy victim of a tragic life", as other writers have attempted to portray her. Sellars provides evidence for Charlotte instead as "the intellectual, the independent spirit, the manipulative sister, and the cynical commentator." This book is filled with illustrations of the people in Bronte's life, her places of residence & employment, articles of clothing, her letters, manuscripts & artwork, and even a lock of her hair. Although it is a short book, Seller's skillful writing makes every word count and the reader comes away with a good understanding of Charlotte Bronte's life and times.
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Charlotte Brontï¿1/2 (British Library Writers' Lives) by Jane Sellars (Paperback - September 7, 2000)
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