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  • Nick Holland on faith and the Brontë sisters
    Time again for another interesting morning of talks organised by the Brussels Brontë Group. The first of these on Saturday May 10 was given by Nick Holland, well known for his books on various members of the Brontë family. He is the author of In Search of Anne Brontë, Emily Brontë – A Life in 20 […]
    JH
  • BBG member's calligraphy presented to Queen Camilla
    In a recent blog post, I recounted my visit (ahead of its official opening) to the Brontë Birthplace, the house in Thornton where Charlotte, Branwell, Emily and Anne were born. I mentioned that the souvenirs on sale in the house include a card with a poem by Liliana Pasterska — with the calligraphy and a drawing […]
    JH
  • Retelling the story of the Brontë sisters in Normandy
    On a warm evening in early April, over 70 people crowded into the 18th-century court-room of the hôtel de ville, the mairie, of a small village in Haut-Normandie to hear a talk about Les Sœurs Brontë. The speaker, Myriam Campinaire, well known to members of the Brussels Brontë Group as its long-standing treasurer and one of […]
    JH
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      • Historical Background
        • Waterloo
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        • Place des Martyrs
        • Leopold I and Queen Victoria
      • Emily Brontë in Brussels
      • Prelude
      • The Hegers
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