“A plain statement of their miserable lot in prose, accompanied with a simple, reasonable plan for sweeping chimneys without them, was far better strategically.”
“A plain statement of their miserable lot in prose, accompanied with a simple, reasonable plan for sweeping chimneys without them, was far better strategically.”
11 September 1762–23 February 1851
Joanna Baillie was born on 11 September 1762 at the manse of Bothwell, near Hamilton in Lanarkshire, Scotland, and died on 23 February 1851 at Hampstead, then a village on the northern edge of London. During her exceptionally long life, she became one of the most admired British writers of the Romantic period: a poet…
Install V2Melody
Add a home-screen icon for quicker listening in a simple app window.