Personal Recollections
Abridged, Chiefly in Parts Pertaining to Political and Other Controversies Prevalent at the Time in Great Britain
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- $65.00
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Descripción editorial
Charlotte Elizabeth has no intention of leaving her life to strangers: she has watched biographers turn private letters into “filthy lucre” and fears her own story may become a strange romance, half fact and half invention.
Writing in early nineteenth-century Britain, she sets out to record her own history before others can distort it: not the secrets of private homes, but the spiritual trials and public controversies that shaped her convictions. Her recollections begin in Norwich, where a child’s quiet hours among cathedral gardens and an old prison gateway kindle both dreamy imaginings and a lifelong devotion to Protestantism. Charlotte must tell her story truthfully without betraying the confidence she has so fiercely guarded—and without turning herself into the heroine of a tale others might invent. What will she choose to reveal, and what will those early sights come to mean?
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