Literary Britain Sisters Bronte
Bronte sisters‘ life
Bronte sisters - Charlotte (1816 -1855), Emily (18181848), Anne (1820 -1848) British novelist, the founder of critical realism in English literature of the 19 th century. Bronte sisters were born in the village of Haworth in Yorkshire. In the city of Leeds born six children - a son and five daughters. After the birth of the youngest their mother died.
When Charlotte was eight years old, and Emily six, his father gave four older daughters to Cowan Bridge School. Conditions at the school, which trained governesses were terrible here died of tuberculosis two older sisters. Bronte took home sick Charlotte and Emily. Later, Charlotte went to a paid pension, but Emily and Anne were educated at home. After graduating from boarding school, Charlotte went on to teach there, and sisters began working as a governess in wealthy families.
In 1846 the sisters published a collection of poems under the name of the brothers Bell (Charlotte - Karrer, Emily - Ellis, Anne - Acton). In 1847, under the same name as the girl sent to London his prose. Novels Emily "Wuthering Heights" and Anne "Agnes Grey" were adopted, and the novel Charlotte's "Teacher" rejected by publishers. Charlotte started working on a new novel "Jane Eyre". Charlotte Bronte sent to publishers Smith and Elder manuscript of "Jane Eyre", and October 16, her novel was published. The writing was struck by the readers and the author has brought great success.
After the publication of novels by the Bronte sisters have financial independence and glory. Meanwhile, their brother, Branwell, a talented artist who died of alcoholism and of a family illness - tuberculosis (died September 24, 1847). Attending to him, Emily was also sick with tuberculosis, after a while the same fate befall and Ann. In 1848 Ann died - May 26, and Emily December 22. Charlotte had a blind father and no sisters.
Charlotte began to publish the novel "Shirley" in 1853 "Vilett" novel "Emma" was not finished, Charlotte has had time to write just two chapters. Charlotte agreed to a marriage to Arthur Bell Nicholls. Their marriage did not last long. The next year, March 31, 1855 Charlotte dies in preterm labor complicated by tuberculosis at the age of 39 years.
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