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The Life Of Charlotte BronteVol. II (Edition1)
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The Life Of Charlotte BronteVol. II (Edition1)

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The Life Of Charlotte Bronte Vol. II is a biographical account that explores the early years of the acclaimed author Charlotte Bront . The narrative reflects on her family background, childhood, and the environment that influenced her writing. Beginning with a detailed depiction of the Yorkshire village of Haworth, the book highlights the transition of Keighley into a more industrialized town and sets the stage for understanding the broader social and economic influences during Bront 's upbringing. The story delves into the Bront family s dynamics, focusing on the death of Charlotte s mother and the relationship she shared with her father, whose strict yet loving nature shaped her early life. The close bond among the Bront siblings is emphasized, particularly their shared intellectual pursuits and imaginative endeavors. Through Gaskell s portrayal, the reader gains insight into the formative years of Charlotte, uncovering how the stark surroundings of the moors and the challenges of her time cultivated the genius that would later produce one of the most influential literary figures of the 19th century.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Double 9 Books LLP
Country
IN
Date
1 March 2025
Pages
188
ISBN
9789370817838

The Life Of Charlotte Bronte Vol. II is a biographical account that explores the early years of the acclaimed author Charlotte Bront . The narrative reflects on her family background, childhood, and the environment that influenced her writing. Beginning with a detailed depiction of the Yorkshire village of Haworth, the book highlights the transition of Keighley into a more industrialized town and sets the stage for understanding the broader social and economic influences during Bront 's upbringing. The story delves into the Bront family s dynamics, focusing on the death of Charlotte s mother and the relationship she shared with her father, whose strict yet loving nature shaped her early life. The close bond among the Bront siblings is emphasized, particularly their shared intellectual pursuits and imaginative endeavors. Through Gaskell s portrayal, the reader gains insight into the formative years of Charlotte, uncovering how the stark surroundings of the moors and the challenges of her time cultivated the genius that would later produce one of the most influential literary figures of the 19th century.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Double 9 Books LLP
Country
IN
Date
1 March 2025
Pages
188
ISBN
9789370817838