A. Mary F. Robinson — a remark

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“The chapel of the Minor Poet may be too small to admit the crowd; it may be thronged when three or four are gathered together. None the less, it has its use and place.”

Celebrating the intimate bond between lesser-known poets and their devoted readers · Preface to her Collected Poems (1902)

About A. Mary F. Robinson

A. Mary F. Robinson

27 February 1857–9 February 1944

Agnes Mary Frances Robinson, who published most often as A. Mary F. Robinson and became successively known in France as Madame Darmesteter and Madame Duclaux, was born on 27 February 1857 in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, and died in Aurillac, France, on 9 February 1944. Her unusually long life carried her from the…

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