A superb selection of the letters of Charlotte Bronte
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Margaret Smith is Vice-President of the Brontė Society and editor of the complete three-volume edition of the Letters. She is co-author, with Christine Alexander, of The Oxford Companion to the Brontės.
Janet Gezari is the author of Charlotte Brontė and Defensive Conduct: the Author and the Body at Risk (1992) and Last Things: Emily Brontė's Poems (OUP, 2007). She has also written the introduction to the new edition of Brontė's Shirley for OWC.
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