The Brontës in Ireland; - William Wright - Bog

Although the Brontë sisters are best known for their works of fiction, they were also avid travelers who spent time exploring different parts of Europe. In this book, the author explores the sisters' time in Ireland and the impact this experience had on their writing. From their interactions with local residents to their observations about the Irish landscape, the book offers a unique glimpse into the lives of these literary giants.
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