The Brontes in Ireland; Or Facts Stranger than Fiction

<p><b>First published in 1893 <i>The Bront��s in Ireland</i> provides a rich backstory to the Bront�� sisters and their wider family focussing on the period of time before they moved to Yorkshire in the early 1800s. This detailed biographical account traces the Bront�� heritage back to their family roots in County Down Ireland unlocking the mysteries of their past through a collection of stories anecdotes and information passed down through generations.</b></p><p>Thoroughly researched and written by Dr William Wright an author and missionary who grew up in the same area of Ireland as the Bront�� family <i>The Bront��s in Ireland</i> is a charming effort to bridge the gap in the family's history. The book begins in the middle of the 17th century with a five year-old Hugh Bront�� the family's grandfather and follows his life onwards. Through his efforts Wright scoured local resources collecting stories folklore and information about the family's past while living in Ireland creating a biography rich with anecdotes from those who knew them.</p><p>Including illustrations of the Irish scenery Wright conjures a beautiful image of the lives of the Bront�� family before they began their literary careers. Republished by Read & Co. Books this fascinating biographical account will capture the mind of any Bront�� enthusiast and is a perfect read for those with a passion for their literature. This beautiful edition also includes the poem <i>Thorp Green</i> by Branwell Bronte</p>