Bronte sisters - Bronte sisters
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The three sisters, Charlotte Brontë (1816-55), Emily Brontë (1818-48), and Anne Brontë (1820-49), were all English poets and novelists. Their father, Patrick Bronte, was from Ireland, and after working his way through college, he became a clergyman, working in various churches in central Yorkshire, England, until he was appointed rector of the desolate village of Horwath in 1820. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
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シャーロット･ブロンテCharlotte Brontë(1816‐55)，エミリー･ブロンテEmily Brontë(1818‐48)，アン･ブロンテAnne Brontë(1820‐49)の3姉妹で，いずれもイギリスの詩人，小説家。父パトリック･ブロンテはアイルランド出身で，苦学して大学を出，牧師としてイギリス中部ヨークシャーの教会を転々と回り，1820年荒涼とした寒村ホーワスの教区教会牧師に任命された。
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