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  • A Belgian-Dutch view of Charlotte Brontë’s Brussels
    Charlotte Brontë’s stay in Brussels in the 1840s inspired two of her own novels and also two recent novels published on the subject. Jolien Janzing published De Meester in 2013. Si j'avais des ailes, by Nathalie Stalmans, was published in 2019.The difference between the two writers is instructive. Stalmans is an historian and has an […]
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  • Home
  • About Us
  • Events
  • The Brontës in Brussels
    • Historical Background
      • Waterloo
      • Independence
      • Place des Martyrs
      • Leopold I and Queen Victoria
    • Prelude
    • Emily Brontë in Brussels
    • The Hegers
  • The Brussels Novels
  • Research
  • Books & Articles
    • The Brontës
    • Brussels
    • The Hegers
    • Archives
  • Blog
  • Gallery
  • Contact