Emma Marshall (Classic Reprint): A Biographical Sketch - Couverture souple

Marshall, Beatrice

 
9781330291771: Emma Marshall (Classic Reprint): A Biographical Sketch

Synopsis

Emma Marshall: A Biographical Sketch reveals the life and work of a devoted writer and mother, traced from childhood to the later years.

Beatrice Marshall offers a focused portrait of Emma Marshall, framed by her Norfolk roots, a Quaker upbringing, and a family life shaped by love, loss, and perseverance. The narrative follows her birth in 1830 at Northrepps Hill House, the influence of her banking family ties, and how early experiences and memories—like learning poetry and keeping letters—hint at a lifelong gift for writing. It also traces her family’s move to Bristol and the challenges of balancing motherhood with a productive writing career.


The book foregrounds the daily realities of a woman who shaped her times through letters, friendships, and published work, including a long association with the Tauchnitz series. Readers see the pressures of parenting several children, financial concerns, and the pursuit of literary goals through changing places and seasons, all while maintaining a deep sense of faith and community.



  • A vivid sense of place, from Norwich’s streets and cathedrals to Bristol’s Westbury Park.

  • Insight into family life, friendships, and the enduring bonds that supported her writing.

  • Snapshots of a woman balancing motherhood, health, and a steady stream of publishing work.

  • Personal reflections drawn from diaries, letters, and biographical details that illuminate character and resilience.


Ideal for readers of biographical sketches, Victorian-era letters, and women’s history who seek an intimate portrait of a writer and mother in a changing world.

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