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The Secret of Charlotte Brontë Followed by Remiiscences of the real Monsieur and Madame Heger

By Frederika Macdonald

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Uncover the hidden passions and personal battles of a famous author as she navigates a transforming relationship that ignites her genius.

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2012-10-18
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Summary

"The Secret of Charlotte Brontë" by Frederika Macdonald is a narrative that aims to correct misunderstandings surrounding the experiences and emotional life of Charlotte Brontë, particularly challenging common portrayals influenced by earlier biographies. The story highlights Brontë's time in Brussels and her connection with Monsieur Heger, suggesting this relationship was profoundly important in shaping her literary perspective, and seeks to offer a more factual account of her feelings and the personal battles that fueled her creativity. The narrative emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical context as vital to the author's emotional and artistic development, promising to reveal a "secret" at the core of her creative expression.

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