Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett - 1806–61, English poet, b. Durham. A delicate and precocious child, she spent a great part of her early life in a state of semi-invalidism. She read voraciously—philosophy, history, literature—and she wrote verse. In 1838 the Barrett family moved to 50 Wimpole St., London. Six years later Elizabeth published Poems, which brought her immediate Read More...
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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Barrett Browning's Poetic Vocation: Crying, Singing, Breathing, in Victorian Poetry
by Steve Dillon. 25 pgs.
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Love Lost and Found: The Lives of Elizabeth and Robert Browning, in World and I
by Michael Timko. 12 pgs.
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"In Silence like to Death": Elizabeth Barrett's Sonnet Turn, in Victorian Poetry
by Amy Billone. 19 pgs.
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Aurora Leigh as Paradigm of Domestic-Professional Fiction, in Philological Quarterly
by Sueann Schatz. 27 pgs.
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