Maria Jane Jewsbury
English writer and literary reviewer
Born
October 25th, 1800
224 years ago
Died
1833
192 years ago — 33 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
England
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Born in 1800, contributions to literature include works as a novelist, poet, and literary critic. Associated with the literary circle of her time, produced significant essays and reviews that influenced public opinion on contemporary authors. Published notable works such as 'The History of the Spirit of the Age', providing insights into the literary landscape of the early 19th century. Engaged in discussions surrounding women's roles in literature and contributed to various literary journals.
Published 'The History of the Spirit of the Age'
Contributed essays to 'The Athenaeum'
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