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Journal 1st Edition Fanny Kemble

Name: Journal 1st Edition Fanny Kemble
SKU: BELL-2146938
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.58 MB

Pages: 294

Author: Fanny Kemble

ISBN: 9781108003926, 1108003923

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 1

Volume: Volume 2

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Journal 1st Edition Fanny Kemble by Fanny Kemble 9781108003926, 1108003923 instant download after payment.

Frances Anne Kemble (1809-93) was a famous London-born actress who toured the United States with her father for several years before marrying the Philadelphia landowner and heir Pierce Butler. Her two-volume journal, first published in 1835 under her married name, shocked the American public for its ungenerous and often biting criticisms of the young country. Detailing Kemble's voyage to and tour of the United States, the journal contains first hand accounts of the cities of the eastern seaboard in the early nineteenth-century and the manners and customs of its people. Noted for its candid observations and strong personal style, Kemble's journal remains one of her most lasting literary works.