Elizabeth Barrett Browning(1806-1861)

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Elizabeth Barrett Browning was born on 6 March 1806 in Durham, Co. Durham, England, UK. She was a writer, known for Aurora Leigh (1915), The Cry of the Children (1912) and Drug-Taking and the Arts (1993). She was married to Robert Browning. She died on 29 June 1861 in Florence, Tuscany, Italy.

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Known for

Writer

1915

The Cry of the Children (1912)

The Cry of the Children

6.2

Short

Writer

1912

Drug-Taking and the Arts (1993)

Drug-Taking and the Arts

7.8

Writer

1993

TV Series

Writer

Credits

Writer

In Motion
TV Series
- poem
- 2000
Drug-Taking and the Arts
7.8
- poem "Aurora Leigh"
- 1993
Directions
6.0
TV Series
- poems
- 1965
Aurora Leigh
- poem "Aurora Leigh"
- 1915
The Cry of the Children
6.2
Short
- poem "The Cry of the Children"
- 1912

Soundtrack

Miss Barrett
6.9
- lyrics: "Wilt Thou Have My Hand" (1934) (uncredited)
- 1934

Personal details

Born
- March 6, 1806
- Durham, Co. Durham, England, UK
Died
- June 29, 1861
- Florence, Tuscany, Italy
Spouse
- Robert Browning1846 - June 29, 1861 (her death, 1 child)
Other works
Poem: "The Cry of the Children" (filmed as The Cry of the Children (1912))
Publicity listings
- 2 Print Biographies
- 1 Portrayal

Did you know

Trivia
Her father forbade Elizabeth and her siblings from marrying. She and all of her siblings who married were disinherited.

Quotes
[on love] What I do and what I dream include these, as the wine must taste of its own grapes.

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When did Elizabeth Barrett Browning die?
June 29, 1861
How old was Elizabeth Barrett Browning when she died?
55 years old
Where did Elizabeth Barrett Browning die?
Florence, Tuscany, Italy
When was Elizabeth Barrett Browning born?
March 6, 1806
Where was Elizabeth Barrett Browning born?
Durham, Co. Durham, England, UK

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