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  CHARLOTTE BRONTË
b.1816 d.1855
Sister to Emily and Anne, Charlotte was the only Brontë to achieve literary fame in her own lifetime. Charlotte was a champion of the female spirit and her Jane Eyre is an enduring classic. The novel is not normally thought of as supernatural, but there is an episode towards to the end where Jane hears Mr Rochester, now burnt and blind, from a distance.
 
Novel
Jane Eyre, Smith, Elder & Co. (London), 1847. 3 vols.
ditto, Smith, Elder & Co., 1847. 3 vols.
 
Short Story
Napoleon and the Spectre, Clement Shorter (London), 1919
(A ghost story written when Charlotte was seventeen.)
 
The Twelve Adventurers and Other Stories, Hodder & Stoughton, 1925
(Includes: "Napoleon and the Spectre".)
 
 
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