Madame Adam (Juliette Lambert), The Great Frenchwoman From Louis Philippe Until 1917 - Whale, Winifred Stephens
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Madame Adam (Juliette Lambert) La Grande Fran aise From Louis Philippe Until 1917 is a biographical account written in the early 20th century. The book explores the life of a significant figure in French history, whose experiences span key historical events such as the Revolution of 1848 and the rise of the Second Empire. It delves into her contributions as a salonni re and publisher, illuminating her advocacy for self-government and national independence. The opening of this biography presents a vivid picture of her early life, highlighting her fascinating lineage and the impact of her family…mehr

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Madame Adam (Juliette Lambert) La Grande Fran aise From Louis Philippe Until 1917 is a biographical account written in the early 20th century. The book explores the life of a significant figure in French history, whose experiences span key historical events such as the Revolution of 1848 and the rise of the Second Empire. It delves into her contributions as a salonni re and publisher, illuminating her advocacy for self-government and national independence. The opening of this biography presents a vivid picture of her early life, highlighting her fascinating lineage and the impact of her family on her development. It details her birth in 1836, recounting the tumultuous events surrounding her ancestry that shaped her character. Through anecdotes and family dynamics, the narrative introduces a grandmother, a figure imbued with romantic ideals, and a father, who instilled in her a strong desire for social justice. This profound familial influence and the dramatic backdrop of 19th-century France set the stage for understanding her contributions to literature and political life, marking her as a pivotal figure in the landscape of French nationalism.
Autorenporträt
Winifred Stephens Whale was an English teacher, author, editor, journalist, and translator. Born on January 30, 1870, in Naunton, United Kingdom, she made significant contributions to literature and education. She was best known for her editing and translation work, which made foreign literary works more accessible to English-speaking audiences. Whale also worked as a journalist, contributing to various periodicals, and held a passion for expanding knowledge through her writings. She married George Whale in 1923. Throughout her life, Whale was dedicated to promoting intellectual engagement and was admired for her ability to balance her professional and personal life. Her work as a translator helped introduce works of international significance to English readers, and she became well-known for her scholarly approach to literature. Whale passed away in Blockley, United Kingdom, on September 8, 1944, at the age of 74. Her legacy lives on through her literary and academic contributions, which have continued to influence readers and scholars.