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1806-1861

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Born: March 6, 1806, in Durham, England
Parents: Edward Moulton-Barrett: landowner in Jamaica
Mary Graham Clarke: not much known
First of twelve children
Smartest kid in family
Grew up at Hope End
Father knew she was intelligent

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Married Robert Browning in 1846
Fatally accident while horseback riding
Son: Robert (Pen) Browning
Got really sick

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1. Mother: 1828 at age 46
Had little affects on kids
2. Brother: accident while of trip in Jamaica
3. Mary Trepsack: friend, but more like family
Was a slave, but lived with paternal grandparents
4. Father: unexpected and hurtful
Never was forgiven by him

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1.First Work: Battle of Marathon
Thirteen years old when written
2. Aeschylus's Prometheus Unbound
About escaping illnesses
3. Atheneum
Essays on English Literature and Greek Christian Poets
4. The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point
Slave who kills own baby because resembles rapist too much
5. Aurora Leigh: most important work
Epic about contemporary social issues
6. Letters: to Arabella
About being alone and want family closer

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Brackett, Virginia. “Browning, Elizabeth Barrett.” Encyclopedia of the British Novel,             second ed., vol 2, 2013.

Snodgrass, Mary Ellen. “Browning, Elizabeth Barrett.” Encyclopedia of Feminist
Literature, second ed., 2013.
Taylor, Beverly. “Elizabeth Barrett Browning.” Victorian Poetry, Vol. 55, Issue 3,
2017, p.p. 337-348.
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