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Month: February 2019

Three Events In The Life Of Patrick Brontë

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Haworth church at the time of the Brontes

The last week in February witnessed some of the most momentous events in Reverend Patrick Brontë’s professional life. We know him, of course, as the father of Charlotte, Anne and Branwell Brontë, genius writers all and three of the six…

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In Loving Remembrance Of Tabby Aykroyd

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Tabby census

In 1855 Charlotte Brontë Nicholls (as she termed herself) was celebrating her first Valentine’s Day as a married woman. On the 15th February she wrote to her friend Laetitia Wheelwright, saying: “At present I am confined to my bed with…

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What Was In The Brontë Valentine’s Day Cards?

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Victorian valentines card

If only we knew the content of the Valentine’s Day cards that William Weightman sent to the Brontë sisters on this day in 1840! What we do know for sure is that Weightman had arrived in Haworth the previous year…

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A Brontë Journey To Brussels, February 1842

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Pensionnat Heger

This week 177 years ago saw the commencement of a major Brontë journey in a physical and a metaphorical sense, as on 8th February 1842 Charlotte Brontë and Emily Brontë embarked upon a voyage from Haworth to Brussels – but Anne…

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Nancy Garrs: Confessions Of A Brontë Servant

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Bradford Workhouse

We all love Anne, Charlotte and Emily Brontë, and thankfully there are many good, or at least good intentioned, biographies that expand our knowledge of them. There are many others, however, who had a huge impact on the Brontë sisters…

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